ARTIST: The Hipwaders
TITLE: The Hipwaders
LABEL: n/a
GENRE: Pop
TIME: 42:31 min
SIZE:  60,7 MB
RIP DATE: Jan-14-2006
RELEASE DATE: 000-00-2005
WEBSITE: http://hipwaders.net

Track List:

01. Come Along With Us                         02:05
02. Messy Room Song                            01:31
03. It's An Earthquake!                        02:38
04. Twitchy                                    02:16
05. Welcome To The Zoo                         02:13
06. Silly Robot Dance                          03:20
07. Kelly The Clown                            00:52
08. I Like Summertime                          01:36
09. Insect Safari                              01:37
10. Mr. Wiggly Jiggly Bones                    04:03
11. Jelly Beans                                01:47
12. Volcano                                    02:50
13. Stand Up To The Bully                      02:44
14. My Green Bicycle                           02:46
15. Howling At The Moon                        04:36
16. Watch Your Friendship Grow                 01:40
17. Time In Time-Out                           01:38
18. Valentine                                  02:19

Release Notes:

Okay, all you parents out there. You keep saying you
wish your kids would listen to what you do and here,
for children, say under 8/9 years old, is a band
that all about playing power pop, yes POWER POP, to
them! Yes, it appeals to the Moms and Dads, too.
Listen. Evidently, they have been playing parties in
the San Francisco area for years, why it took them
this long to hook up to Not Lame, we`ll never know,
but we *do* know this one we gotta get the very
good, clean and wholesome word out on. They`ve even
`won` the coveted status of Parent`s Choice award.
(www.parents-choice.org)
The lyrics on the 18 songs are driven by themes that
dominate a child`s conscious world, which makes it a
musical family experience. "Messy Room Song",
"Insect Safari", "Time In, Time Out", "Stand Up To
The Bully" and "I Like Summertime" say it all. Hip
Power Pop for Kids (and parents, too.). The musical
equivalent of a Pixar movie that appeals to all ages
without "talking down" to kids.