February 6, 2001
Jack Johnson's Brushfire Fairytales is not a huge moment in rock history like Exile on Main Street or Led Zeppelin I, but it is a damn fine album for listening, which is kind of the point of music. It's mellow, a little funky, and though there's not a lot of uptempo here there is a lot of bounce. This album is great because it can serve as lively background music, or as the album that you put on because you want to hear those incredibly catchy and addictive songs you've grown to love (Flake, Bubble Toes, Inaudible Melodies, Posters). Jack Johnson hails from Hawaii and is apparently a pretty good surfer, and this album definitely has that perfect mellow surfer vibe.
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already. You can thank me later.
1. Inaudible Melodies
2. Middle Man
3. Posters
4. Sexy Plexi
5. Flake
6. Bubble Toes
7. Fortunate Fool
8. The News
9. Drink the Water
10. Mudfootball
11. F-Stop Blues
12. Losing Hope
13. It's All Understood
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