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Formats and Editions
1. Intro
2. Babylon Is Fallin
3. Somebody
4. Fat Spliffs
5. Bandelero
6. See It No Other Way
7. Nothin Over Me
8. This Joint
9. Older
10. Ain't Got a Lot of Money
11. Till It Gets Wet
12. Don't Care
13. Basher
14. Righteous Man
15. Up on a Plane
16. Waiting
17. Closer to the Sun
18. Zeplike
19. Comb 4 My Dome
20. Open Road
1. Intro
2. Babylon Is Falling
3. Somebody
4. Fat Spliffs
5. Bandelero
6. See It No Other Way
7. Nothin Over Me
8. This Joint
9. Older
10. Ain't Got A Lot Of Money
11. Till It Gets Wet
12. Don't Care
13. Basher
14. Righteous Man
15. Up On A Plane
16. Waiting
17. Closer to the Sun
18. Zeplike
19. Comb 4 My Dome
20. Open Road
More Info:
Vinyl LP pressing. Led by co-founders and multi-instrumentalists Kyle McDonald and Miles Doughty, along with drummer Ryan "Rymo" Moran; percussionist Oguer "OG" Ocon; saxophonist Daniel "Dela" Delacruz; keyboardist Paul Wolstencroft; and trumpet/trombone player Andy Geib, feel-good Ocean Beach, CA-based group Slightly Stupid has become increasingly more well known for their fusion of folk, rock, reggae and blues with hip-hop, metal, punk, funk and D.I.Y. work ethic with each new genre-bending release. Slightly Stoopid's fourth album, 2005's Closer To The Sun, is getting a vinyl reissue in May 2016 courtesy of the band's own label Stoopid Records. The good natured album finds the group in their musical wheelhouse incorporating a vast array of influences with an overall folk-reggae-pop sensibility, singing songs about marijuana, and inviting friends like Barrington Levy, Mr. Mutton, and Billy & Prof Most to join the party. Featuring the standouts "Somebody," "Bandelero," "Closer to the Sun," and "Zeplike."
