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Cocky | 
| Artist: Kid Rock
Label: Lava
Category: Music
List Price: $18.98
Buy Used: $3.95
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Rating:  195 reviews
Sales Rank: 1205
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 83482
UPC: 075678348228
EAN: 0075678348228
ASIN: B00005R2IN
Release Date: November 20, 2001
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: International shipping available
Condition: FACTORY SEALED! NEVER OPENED, NEVER PLAYED! Hole punch thru the side of the back cover, NOT the artwork!
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| Tracks:
| • | Trucker Anthem | | • | Forever | | • | Lay It On Me | | • | Cocky | | • | What I Learned Out On The Road | | • | I'm Wrong, But You Ain't Right | | • | Lonely Road of Faith | | • | You Never Met a Motherfucker Quite Like Me | | • | Picture (w/Sheryl Crow) | | • | I'm a Dog | | • | Midnight Train to Memphis | | • | Baby Come Home | | • | Drunk In the Morning | | • | WCSR (w/Snoop Dogg) (Bonus Track) |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com
Detroit-bred rocker/rapper Kid Rock has reason to be "cocky," as 1998's multiplatinum Devil Without a Cause established the multifaceted artist with the Southern rock influences as a generally likable braggart able to back up his boasts musically. Rock's Twisted Brown Trucker backup band also spawned a successful solo career for DJ Uncle Kracker, who wrote songs for--but whose turntables aren't on--Cocky. With a little help from fab friends, including actor David Spade, and musicians Sheryl Crow and Snoop Dogg, Cocky covers a melange of styles, from rap to country, utilizing organ, pedal steel, and harp as well as metallic guitar solos. Ultimately, though, the 14 songs are schizophrenic and not always successful: on "Lonely Road of Faith," Kid Rock turns in a anthemic ballad nearly worthy of Lynyrd Skynrd, whose "Freebird" he samples in the laid-back R&B-flavored "You Never Met a Motherf**ker Quite Like Me," while Crow's vocals on the gentle, country tune "Picture" and the plodding "Midnight Train to Memphis" contrast with the metallic riffs of "I'm a Dog," the nasty "sex rhymes" of "WCSR," and the rapped boasts of the narcissistic title track. Cocky? Indeed. Commendable? Dubious. --Katherine Turman
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| Customer Reviews: Read 45 more reviews...
 wrong listing December 7, 2008
george (upstate ny)
listed under southern rock well one song was,i really liked that one but you can keep the rest
 Not like Devil without a cause November 4, 2008
L. Cotton (Columbas, Ohio USA)
This CD isn't bad, but it really isn't good. I love the first song, Trucker Anthem, and Uncle Kracker started the CD off right, followed by a couple great Kid Rock Verses. After that it is all down hill. Songs 2-4 are good, and I for some reason really like what I learned out on the road, but other than those songs, I don't like any other ones except WSCR with Snoop Dogg.
 Cocky kid Rock October 6, 2008
Zi Jones David (Cleveland, Ohio)
Before I got Rock N Roll Jesus, the only Kid Rock song was "You never met m.f.." and of course "Picture". I hope you're into Country as this CD seems to be Kid Rock's slide into country. I'd say its 9 country out of 14 songs. thats cool for me cuz Rock N Roll Jesus is basically all heavy rock/country.
Good Follow up September 18, 2008
M. S. Southworth (Florida)
This album has the chick song " Picture". I have seen hundreds of women singing the lyrics. I saw them live & the female drummer handled Sheryl Crow's part with ease.
You can see that Kid Rock is trying to mix it up a bit with Rap Rock & A little bit of country. Smart move.
 Great! June 27, 2008
Sue Baggett (Waller,Tx.USA)
This was a gift for my daughter. But, I have my own copy. It is wonderful,maybe his best.
I'm a great-grandmother, but I do love Kid Rock.
grannysue
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