Austin Lounge Lizards - Home and Deranged vinyl record cover

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Enough About Me

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Spelunking With Joe King Carrasco

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I Lied

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My Bonnie Johnson

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Intro To "Thank You..."

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Thank You For Touching Me There

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Black Helicopters

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If I Saw You All The Time

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Too Big To Fail

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Dumb Dumb Dumb

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Got A Big Stupid On

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Who Needs You

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Would You Like To Start A Band


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Label: BLUE CORN MUSIC

Austin Lounge Lizards

Home and Deranged

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


2013 release, the band's first in seven years. Based in Austin, Texas, the Lizards have delighted audiences from California to Canada to the United Kingdom with their original style of satirical Folk, Country and Bluegrass. Trademarks of a Lizards song are highly literate, sharply pointed lyrics that poke fun at politics, love, religion and the culture in general. Combined with precise four-part vocal harmonies and instrumental mastery, the band's songs are melodically infectious and inventive. The Austin Lounge Lizards are five-time award winners at the prestigious Austin Music Awards. Their version of Irving Berlin's 'C-U-B-A' was used in the Michael Moore film Sicko. The band has been featured on NPR's Morning Edition and on the radio programs Mountain Stage and E-Town.

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