Devil's Food Explained

Devil's Food
Type:	Compilation
Artist:	Supersuckers
Cover:	Devilsfood.jpg
Released:	April 5, 2005^[1]
Genre:	Rock and roll
Label:	Mid-Fi Recordings
Prev Title:	Live at the Tractor Tavern
Prev Year:	2004

Devil's Food is a singles compilation by American rock and roll band Supersuckers.^[2] It was released in April 2005 on Mid-Fi records.

Track listing

1. "Gato Negro"
2. "Shake It Off"
3. "Hey Ya"
4. "Teenage Shutdown"
5. "Doublewide" (country version)
6. "Team Man"
7. "Can Pipe"
8. "Rubber Biscuit"
9. "Born with a Tail" (country version)
10. "Devil's Food"
11. "Sail On"
12. "Kid's Got It Comin'"
13. "Eastbound & Down"
14. "Then I'm Gone"
15. "Flyin' Into the Mid-Day Sun"
16. "End of an Era"

Notes

• "Gato Negro" originally appeared on a split single with the band Zeke.
• "Hey Ya" is a cover of the song by OutKast.^[3]
• "Teenage Shutdown" is a cover of the song by Electric Frankenstein, originally appearing on Splitsville 1.^[4]
• "Rubber Biscuit" is a cover of the song by The Chips.
• "Sail On" is a cover of the song by The Commodores.
• "Eastbound & Down" is a cover of the Jerry Reed song "East Bound and Down" originally written for the movie Smokey and the Bandit.
• "Doublewide" and "Born With a Tail" are country versions of songs originally appearing on the band's 1995 Sub Pop album, The Sacrilicious Sounds of the Supersuckers.

Notes and References

1. Web site: Supersuckers Go With The Marketing Flow. June 29, 2005. Billboard.
2. Web site: The Songs Don't All Sound the Same. Michaelangelo. Matos. October 9, 2006. Seattle Weekly.
3. Web site: Head cheese. Metro Times music. staff. Detroit Metro Times.
4. Web site: Supersuckers/Electric Frankenstein Splitsville Vol. 1. exclaim.ca.