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1.StopSomeday There Will Come a Time – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 03:10
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2.StopFallin' Off the Depths – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 02:52
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3.StopComin' on Fast – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 02:48
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4.StopFurthest Cloud in the Sky – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 02:52
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5.StopDelightfully – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 02:59
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6.StopSleep Through the Day – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 02:50
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7.StopBabysitter – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 02:27
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8.StopOpen Your Door – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 03:28
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9.StopDon't Wanna Be Your Friend – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 02:12
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10.StopFeelin' I Get – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 01:55
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11.StopWater in Your Eyes – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 04:23
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12.StopNo Man's Land – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 03:49
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13.StopStorm Clouds – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 02:06
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14.StopI Just Want Somebody (To Get With) – Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits 03:11
Retro sounds seem to go hand in hand with the majority of rock bands circa the early 21st century, and Colonel Knowledge the Lickity-Splits are certainly no different. Possessing a heavy late-'60s garage rock vibe (? the Mysterians, to be exact), this Athens, GA, quartet have it down pat -- from blaring Farfisa organ to lo-fi production -- although, interestingly, Tim Schreiber's vocals bring to mind Elvis Costello (circa his Armed Forces days) at times. As stated in its liner notes, Colonel Knowledge's 2005 release, Fall in Love All Over Again With, was recorded entirely on a vintage Tascam 688 eight-track (which utilizes good ol' cassettes) in the group's "living rooms, bedrooms, and practice spaces." And after listening to such tracks as "Someday There Will Come a Time," "Delightfully," and "I Just Want Somebody (To Get With)," it's hard not to feel nostalgic for The Ed Sullivan Show, ten-cent hamburgers, miniskirts, and convertibles. But while Fall in Love All Over Again With is a fun listen, it appears as though the group spent more time focusing on replicating the sounds of "96 Tears" and "Louie Louie" rather than trying to write memorable, singalong anthems custom-made for a toga party. Greg Prato, Rovi
- Genre: Rock
- Category Indie Pop, Garage Rock Revival
- Label: ALIVE RECORDS
- Release Date: May 10, 2005
- Artist: Colonel Knowledge & The Lickity-Splits
- Additional Artist: Andy Steck (Vocals), Aaron Jollay (Vocals), Tim Schreiber (Vocals)