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Tracey Ullman and Johnny Knoxville star in John Waters's latest
comedy about a middle-aged frump who becomes a sex addict
overnight after suffering concussion in a road accident...
You
know what level you're at when you hear Connie Vannett's The
Pussy Cat Song. Ms Vannett regales us with a song about
her sore, wet, hot, bald and free pussy. Are You Being
Served's Mrs Slocombe would have blushed. Or what about
Faye Richmonde singing Tony's Got Hot Nuts - apparently
"they are sweet, all the little girls like to eat."
Or what about Johnny Burnette's Eager Beaver Baby?
But
hey! This is the soundtrack to a John Waters movie for crying
out loud. What were you expecting? Waters's fans will love
this collection - as will anyone who has a twisted sense of
humour. It's kitsch, camp, vulgar, funny, classy and certainly
worth adding to your collection.
The
album opens on the right note. James Intveld's Let's Go
Sexin' is almost hypnotic and certainly likely to put
you in a raunchy mood, and to be honest there isn't a bad
track here - all have their certain charm, if you have a sense
of humour.
While
it won't be to everybody's tastes, it's certainly an album
you can put on at parties to break the ice.
Pete
Boomer
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