Cibo Matto, Stereo Type A - 1h 2m 54s

Tracks & Durations

1. Working for Vacation	3:15
2. Spoon	4:06
3. Flowers	2:59
4. Lint of Love	6:10
5. Moonchild	5:13
6. Sci-Fi Wasabi	3:43
7. Clouds	3:27
8. Speechless	4:32
9. King of Silence	4:55
10. Backseat	4:49
11. Blue Train	5:21
12. Sunday Part I	3:19
13. Sunday Part II	3:38
14. Stone	3:17
15. Mortming	3:12
16. Country	0:49

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Review

It wasn't so long ago that New York-based Japanese duo Cibo Matto (Miho Hatori and Yuka Honda) were simply a fun, gimmicky East Village outfit who performed on Casio keyboards and sang almost exclusively about their favorite foods. As such, the band's major-label debut album Viva! La Woman was sugary, but not really substantive--a clear-cut example of Eastern culture endearingly misinterpreting Western music. But Cibo Matto has come a long way since penning songs like "Know Your Chicken," "Beef Jerky," and "Birthday Cake." Stereotype A is a mature, instrumentally rich album that sees the group break the novelty mold and achieve recognition for compelling songwriting and interesting arrangements. On Stereotype Cibo Matto incorporates such styles as electropop, bossa nova, soul, hip-hop, and butt-waggling funk, expressing a dizzying range of influences that include TLC, Ice Cube, Luscious Jackson, Antonio Carlos Jobim, and Isaac Hayes. In the process of becoming musically legit, however, Cibo Matto has lost some of their former charm, which is probably fine with Hatori and Honda, who would no doubt rather be seen as credible than cute. --Jon Wiederhorn

Other Versions

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Stereo Type A

Tracks: 14 (-2 tracks), Disk length: 57m 12s (-6m 18s)

Stereo Type A

Tracks: 14 (-2 tracks), Disk length: 57m 12s (-6m 18s)

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