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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
After a four-year hiatus and buoyed by his new "relationship" with "[[Ivy]]", Christian & the Hedgehog Boys reunited to produce another album, and subject the world to yet more of Chris mumbling over various songs. His tastes appear to have expanded slightly: the first album consisted entirely of pop music, but ''COMEBACK!'' branches out into genres such as rap, rock, disco, art pop, and R&B. | After a four-year hiatus and buoyed by his new "relationship" with "[[Ivy]]", Christian & the Hedgehog Boys reunited to produce another album, and subject the world to yet more of Chris mumbling over various songs. His tastes appear to have expanded slightly: the first album consisted almost entirely of pop music from the late [[1990s]], but ''COMEBACK!'' branches out into genres such as rap, rock, disco, art pop, and R&B from the 1970s to today. | ||
Notable also is the replacement of [[Wild Sonichu]] for [[Sonic]] on bass and [[Punchy Sonichu]] for [[Shadow]] on drums. While a newfag would think that Chris forgot that they were in the band, a true C&HB fan knows that Sonic left the band due to [[Chris and art|artistic]] differences, and is now pursuing a solo country music career, while [[Shadow]] died of a cocaine overdose. Also depicted is [[Layla|Layla Flaaffy]]; it was later revealed in the [[Ivy Q&A]] that Chris intended her to be the band's stage manager. | Notable also is the replacement of [[Wild Sonichu]] for [[Sonic]] on bass and [[Punchy Sonichu]] for [[Shadow]] on drums. While a newfag would think that Chris forgot that they were in the band, a true C&HB fan knows that Sonic left the band due to [[Chris and art|artistic]] differences, and is now pursuing a solo country music career, while [[Shadow]] died of a cocaine overdose. Also depicted is [[Layla|Layla Flaaffy]]; it was later revealed in the [[Ivy Q&A]] that Chris intended her to be the band's stage manager. | ||
Revision as of 18:32, 21 April 2020
Christian & the Hedgehog Boys COMEBACK! is the second album by Chris's awful musical project, Christian and the Hedgehog Boys. It was released in 2009.
Background
After a four-year hiatus and buoyed by his new "relationship" with "Ivy", Christian & the Hedgehog Boys reunited to produce another album, and subject the world to yet more of Chris mumbling over various songs. His tastes appear to have expanded slightly: the first album consisted almost entirely of pop music from the late 1990s, but COMEBACK! branches out into genres such as rap, rock, disco, art pop, and R&B from the 1970s to today.
Notable also is the replacement of Wild Sonichu for Sonic on bass and Punchy Sonichu for Shadow on drums. While a newfag would think that Chris forgot that they were in the band, a true C&HB fan knows that Sonic left the band due to artistic differences, and is now pursuing a solo country music career, while Shadow died of a cocaine overdose. Also depicted is Layla Flaaffy; it was later revealed in the Ivy Q&A that Chris intended her to be the band's stage manager.
Because the album material was leaked by trolls rather than officially released, Christian does not consider it to be a TRUE and HONEST part of the Hedgehog Boys canon, as he revealed in a Mailbag correspondence with Paul McCartney in 2009[1]. His apparent plan to eventually give his two CDs an official release as paid merchandise never got off the ground, likely due to stress (as well as copyright).
Tracks
| Title | Based on | Subject | |
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| 1 | (Clyde's) Trollsta's Paradise" | Coolio — "Gangsta's Paradise" |  Trolls,  Clyde Cash
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| 2 | "CWC Like a Virgin" | Madonna — "Like a Virgin" |  Ivy,  Sex
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| 3 | "Feel Our Love At Play" | Berlin — "Take My Breath Away" | Ivy, Sex,  Love
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| 4 | "I Gotta Make My Move" | Rod Stewart — "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" | Ivy, Sex
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| 5 | "I'll Never Leave You, Ivy" | Kate Bush — "Wuthering Heights" | Ivy, Love
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| 6 | "Lovin' You" | Minnie Riperton — "Lovin' You" | Ivy, Love
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| 7 | "Paradise By The Seashore Light (Crass and Champ's Thang Undersea)" | Meat Loaf — "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" | Sex, Love,  Crustaceans
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| 8 | "Punchy and Layla's Dance In The Dark" | Bruce Springsteen — "Dancing in the Dark" | Love, Punchy & Layla, Sex
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| 9 | "I'm Sexy For My Ivy" | Justin Timberlake — "SexyBack" | Sex, Ivy
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Reception
While critics applauded Chris for upgrading the quality of the music he shouts over from shithouse to slightly less shithouse, the album was an absolute bust, even in Molvanîa where Chris is lauded as a national pop icon.
Critics were also quick to notice how the audio quality on the album is even worse than on the last.
Fans of Wild Sonichu's mastery of the Sit 'n Spin were disappointed to hear Wild being forced to play the inferior guitar, which may have affected the quality of his musical contributions. Fans also claimed that Punchy Sonichu could not live up to the legacy of Shadow the Hedgehog.
ORIGINAL LYRICS
DO NOT STEAL
"Trollsta's Paradise"
"Feel Our Love At Play"
"I Gotta Make My Move"
"I'll Never Leave You, Ivy"
"Punchy and Layla's Dance In The Dark"
"I'm Sexy For My Ivy"
References
External links
- Download the album (Working Link as of 5/18/15)
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