Nov. 11, 2009 at 7:32pm
category onecategory two victorycats and kittenskittens
This is our very first (and only, so far) Category Two Victory! We are very excited. It is a two-disc set called “Cats and Kittens” - one CD is Cats and the other is Kittens - by a band called De Novo Dahl. This doubles the victory, since it means we didn’t get one good CD for $1 but rather two good CDs for 50 cents each! Even better is the fact that this was actually a Category One Choice. All around, this has been our most rewarding purchase from The Bin. The album art and cover are entirely in two-tone pink. The song titles include “Doody-Ball Upside Down” “Sexy Come Lately” “Dinosaurs!” “Sexy Mr. Falcon Jive Mister” and “Turtle Italian.” We don’t have any idea how to classify the type of music on these CDs, as every song sounds somewhat different. Some songs sound very over-produced techno-electronic while others sound almost acoustic. Some songs have chorus-type vocals, some are completely solo vocalists. Some are fast, some are slow. I don’t think a genre exists that “Cats and Kittens” fits into. The album copy doesn’t offer any clues - it just lists the band members, the contact info for booking, and the typical accompaniment credits and band “thank you”s. We won’t waste any more time trying to describe this album - we’ll just start posting tracks.

This is our very first (and only, so far) Category Two Victory! We are very excited. It is a two-disc set called “Cats and Kittens” - one CD is Cats and the other is Kittens - by a band called De Novo Dahl. This doubles the victory, since it means we didn’t get one good CD for $1 but rather two good CDs for 50 cents each! Even better is the fact that this was actually a Category One Choice. All around, this has been our most rewarding purchase from The Bin.

The album art and cover are entirely in two-tone pink. The song titles include “Doody-Ball Upside Down” “Sexy Come Lately” “Dinosaurs!” “Sexy Mr. Falcon Jive Mister” and “Turtle Italian.” We don’t have any idea how to classify the type of music on these CDs, as every song sounds somewhat different. Some songs sound very over-produced techno-electronic while others sound almost acoustic. Some songs have chorus-type vocals, some are completely solo vocalists. Some are fast, some are slow. I don’t think a genre exists that “Cats and Kittens” fits into. The album copy doesn’t offer any clues - it just lists the band members, the contact info for booking, and the typical accompaniment credits and band “thank you”s. We won’t waste any more time trying to describe this album - we’ll just start posting tracks.