The Celibate Rifles - Dancing Barefoot

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Review by Mathew Cole

The album Dancing Barefoot by Celibate Rifles is a must-have for fans of punk rock music. The band's unique sound is a blend of punk, rock, and surf, which creates a dynamic and energetic listening experience. The album features 13 tracks, each with its own distinct vibe and message.

The opening track, "Jesus on TV," sets the tone for the album with its fast-paced guitar riffs and politically charged lyrics. Other standout tracks include "Sometimes," which showcases the band's ability to create catchy hooks, and "Ice Blue," a slower, more introspective song that highlights the band's versatility.

Throughout the album, the Celibate Rifles maintain a high level of energy and intensity, making it impossible not to dance along. The band's musicianship is also on full display, with tight rhythms and impressive guitar solos.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Junk2:25
The More Things Change (Alternative Version)
Jesus on TV2:7
Jesus On TV (Live)
Dancing Barefoot4:7
The More Things Change3:8

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Catalog Numbers

  • WHAT GOES 14T
  • HOT 1233

Labels

  • What Goes On Records
  • Hot Records

Listen online

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  • kuunnella verkossa
  • escuchar en línea
  • lytte på nettet
  • lyssna på nätet
  • ouvir online
  • écouter en ligne
  • online anhören
  • online luisteren

Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 12"
  • EP
  • 45 RPM
  • Test Pressing

Companies

RoleCompany
Manufactured ByThe Producers

Credits

RoleCredit
BassRudy
DrumsPaul
GuitarKelvin
HarmonicaDave
Mastered ByLeon Zervos
ProducerThe Good Elf, Rene Roth
VocalsDamien
Plated ByCED

Notes

  • Manufactured Under License From Hot Records Australia.
  • Made In UK.
  • Xeroxed insert on label letterhead with tracklist.

Barcodes

  • Label Code: 7872
  • Matrix / Runout (side A runout): WHAT GOES 14 T A CED
  • Matrix / Runout (side B runout): WHAT GOES 14 T B CED

About The Celibate Rifles

An Australian garage rock band founded by a group of friends at a suburban Sydney high school during 1979. The two early members who've contributed to every era of The Celibate Rifles are the guitar duo of Kent Steedman and Dave Morris. "The band's energy, humour and disrespect for fashion mark the early Rifles as a true garage band in a sea of carports." Their first singer was , but by 1980/81 Ian had handed over vocal duties to Damien Lovelock (who would remain the band's lead singer until his death in August 2019). The band's rhythm section varied somewhat over the years, with some players leaving then returning. Bass: Michael Couvret (1979 to 1982, 1984 to 1986, 2001 to 2011) // James Darroch (1982 to 1984, d. March 1986) // Rudy Morabito (1986 to 1988) // Jim Leone (1988 to 2001, 2011 to 2019). Drums: Phillip Jacquet (1979 to 1986) // Paul Larsen Loughhead (1986 to 1991, 2001 to 2019) // Nik Rieth (1991 to 2001).

Name Vars

  • Cel-Bäte Rif-l's
  • Celebate Rifles
  • Celibate Rifles
  • The Celebate Rifles
  • The Celibate Rifels
  • The Rifles

Members

  • Kent Steedman
  • Damien Lovelock
  • Michael Couvret
  • James Darroch
  • Jim Leone
  • Phillip Jacquet
  • Rudy Morabito
  • David Morris
  • Paul Larsen
  • Nik Rieth
  • Ian Martin
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Summary by Mathew Cole

While the album was released in 1986, it remains relevant and timeless. The lyrics touch on themes such as consumerism, politics, and personal struggles, which are still relevant today. Dancing Barefoot is a classic punk rock album that should be in every music lover's collection.

Comments

indigowayz
indigowayz
Nice version of "Dancing Barefoot", with extended guitar jams. The live version of "Jesus on TV" is smoking hot.