Kid Rock, Cocky - 1h 4m 49s

Tracks & Durations

1. Drunk In The Morning	5:33
2. Wcsr	4:46
3. Trucker Anthem	4:41
4. Forever	3:48
5. Lay It On Me	4:58
6. Cocky	3:59
7. What I Learned On The Road	5:00
8. I'm Wrong, But You Aint Right	4:58
9. Lonlely Road Of Faith	5:30
10. You Never Met A Motherfucker Quite Like Me	4:55
11. Picture	5:00
12. I' M A Dog	3:38
13. Midnight Train To Memphis	4:46
14. Baby Come Home	3:07

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Review

Detroit-bred rocker/rapper Kid Rock has reason to be "cocky," as 1998's multiplatinum Devil Without a Cause established the multifaceted artist with the Southern rock influences as a generally likable braggart able to back up his boasts musically. Rock's Twisted Brown Trucker backup band also spawned a successful solo career for DJ Uncle Kracker, who wrote songs for--but whose turntables aren't on--Cocky. With a little help from fab friends, including actor David Spade, and musicians Sheryl Crow and Snoop Dogg, Cocky covers a mélange of styles, from rap to country, utilizing organ, pedal steel, and harp as well as metallic guitar solos. Ultimately, though, the 14 songs are schizophrenic and not always successful: on "Lonely Road of Faith," Kid Rock turns in a anthemic ballad nearly worthy of Lynyrd Skynrd, whose "Freebird" he samples in the laid-back R&B-flavored "You Never Met a Motherf**ker Quite Like Me," while Crow's vocals on the gentle, country tune "Picture" and the plodding "Midnight Train to Memphis" contrast with the metallic riffs of "I'm a Dog," the nasty "sex rhymes" of "WCSR," and the rapped boasts of the narcissistic title track. Cocky? Indeed. Commendable? Dubious. --Katherine Turman

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