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Cocky  (Audio CD) 
by Kid Rock

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KID ROCK COCKY

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  • KID ROCK COCKY

Product Details:
Audio CD Release Date: November 20, 2001
Studio: Lava
Number Of Discs: 1
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Average Customer Rating: based on 222 reviews
Track Listing:
1. Trucker Anthem
2. Forever
3. Lay It On Me
4. Cocky
5. What I Learned Out On The Road
6. I'm Wrong, But You Ain't Right
7. Lonely Road of Faith
8. You Never Met a Motherfucker Quite Like Me
9. Picture (w/Sheryl Crow)
10. I'm a Dog
11. Midnight Train to Memphis
12. Baby Come Home
13. Drunk In the Morning
14. WCSR (w/Snoop Dogg) (Bonus Track)
 
 
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Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 222 customer reviews )
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49 of 53 found the following review helpful:

5THIS IS GROUNDBREAKING RETRO  Oct 28, 2002
By Thomas C. Hankins
It's very hard to believe all of the bad reviews this CD has gotten. Fortunately, not a single one of them is deserved. Too many fans expect an artist to continue into eternity playing the same old stuff in the same old style. That's why commercial FM is so hard to listen to anymore.
Well, Kid Rock isn't afraid to try something different. This CD takes us back to Kid Rock's roots, and they are steeped deep in southern rock of the 1970s as well as outright country music. If you hate country music or southern rock, then "Cocky" definately isn't for you. Stick to listening to the radio instead...you'll be happier all around.
However, if you want to see what a great artist can do with his music and listen to him reformulate some of it to leaning HARD on southern music and C&W, then this is the place to be.
This recording starts out with "Trucker Anthem" and "Forever". Now the Kid has you lulled into a sense of music familiarity, but he then moves on to "Lay It On Me", which gives just a hint of what's to come."Cocky" is typical Kid Rock at his best, so now you've become lulled again...but then the big turn begins. Watch out...there's some exciting music ahead. The album moves along with a southern rock twinged hip hop style for a couple of songs, but then the masterpiece is here... "Picture" (sung with Sheryl Crow)is grade AAA pure country music at it's best, befitting George Jones and Tammy Wynette in their prime(have I scared anyone away yet?), which is fabulous. This is what country music would sound like today if something hadn't gone terribly amiss in Nashville long ago when the outlaw movement died down. This is the real stuff for real music lovers. The rest of the CD pretty much pays homage to the southern rock sound. There's even a hip hop number with Snoop Dog to round out this eclectic mixture.
Thank goodness I'm older than 12 (WAY older)and love this CD. It's different from his previous CD (but even on that one you can hear some of this style creeping through).Keep it coming Kid.

17 of 18 found the following review helpful:

5A Perfect Album For The Ages  Dec 17, 2001
By Brandon
I don't care what anyone says, Kid Rock is a bad (...)! I am a big classic rock fan (it's my favorite music in the world), and I also like country and hip-hop music and with the styles of music I enjoy, this is the perfect album for me. The old Kid Rock is present in Trucker Anthem, Forever, and Cocky, but there are a lot of county/blues/southern rock tracks here too that are great. For all the real Kid Rock fans who have seen him live, know that he thrives on classic rock and country music as well as his hardcore edge, (I live in Tennessee and when I saw him Hank Williams Jr. was there to sing Country Boy Can Survive with him, and he also played a lot of old rock tunes like Jumping Jack Flash, and Rocky Mountain Way). No one is going to be entirely happy with this album if they're not open to all types of music, but I am, and Kid Rock has proved to me to be one of the few real musicians and musically talented people on top of the rock world today. Kid Rock isn't a country singer, he's and he's not a rapper. Kid Rock is simply Kid Rock, and no one else around these days can make or preform like KR. I can't wait to hear the whole damn album live!

24 of 28 found the following review helpful:

4The Kid becomes a Man  Nov 26, 2001
By Matt the Music fan
This album was a good effort from the kid but after hearing it all the way through his sound has changed from the past three years and it was something i had not expected.

1.Trucker Anthem- One of the best of the very few rock songs on this album great opener reminded me of Bawitaba.

2.Forever- My second most favorite song on the album great rock/rap song.

3.Lay It On Me- Great song upbeat light rock track that has great beats.

4.Cocky- Good rock song reminds me of Devil Without A Cause (the song not the album) a little too much cussing but at least i know now why they called it Cocky.

5.What I Learned Out On The Road- Great country rock song I like the chorus kind of sounds like the blues.

6.Im Wrong But You Ain't Right- Good rock song but is it me or is the chorus where he screams "Right" a little annoying?

7.Lonely Road Of Faith- My favorite song on the album although im not a big fan of country i take special interest to this song i believe he put his heart and soul in this song beautiful song reminded me of Only God Knows Why.

8.You Never Met A Mother Quite Like Me- Good song basicaly he's talking about what a rebel he is basically he's bragging about himself.

9.Picture- good soft song kid's pretty good singing the duet with Sheryl Crow.

10.Im A Dog- Okay song but it sounds a little different from the rest of the album it has like an early 80's rock sound to it.

11.Midnight Train To Memphis- Very soft song from the begining I almost fell asleep until David Spade expresses his and my feelings about the song then it gets hard and edgy until the end

12.Baby Come Home- Okay song about the blues of his girl leaving him and then coming home at the end not to much thought into the song and it was kind of short.

13.Drunk In The Morning- Starts off slow but gets real good with good ol' plain hard rock great song.

14.WCSR- Im not to fond of rap anymore but this rap song is okay it's kind of funny though him and snoop work good together but personally I think it was a waste of space.

Overall not that bad 4 stars and why? because i was expecting something like Devil Without A Cause my favorite album not to say Cocky is bad its just not what i expected and it had too much country and not enough rock PEACEOUT

26 of 31 found the following review helpful:

5The Kid Proves How Talented He Is  Dec 09, 2001
By Sean
Finally Kid Rock is back and showing how talented he is. This cd "Cocky" has old kinds of music like rock, heavy metal, rap, country, slow stuff,blues, and many more. "Cocky" features a song with Sheryl Crow,a song with Uncle Kracker, and a song with Snoop Dogg. Here are the songs on the cd and what I think about them:
1.)Trucker Anthem-a rap/rock song featuring Uncle Kracker, GREAT INTRO TO THE CD!
2.)Forever-rap/rock song which is good, but I think he should have chose a different song for his first single.
3.)Lay It On Me-rap/rock/bluesy song, pretty good song.
4.)Cocky-rap/rock song that kinda reminds me of Devil With Out A Cause
5.)What I Learned Out On The Road-a good rock song that shows Kid Rocks great singing talent and kinda sounds like a Lynard Skynard song.
6.)I'm Wrong But U Ain't Right-one of the heavier songs I have ever heard from Kid, starts out slow then bangs your (...)head off(my favorite song on the cd)
7.)Lonely Road of Faith-a slow rock song that shows you again Kid's singing talent
8.)You Never Met A Mother F*cker Quite Like Me-rock song that tells u how good Kid Rock is, has some guitar from Freebird.
9.)Picture f/Sheryl Crow-kind of a country song, great singing from Kid Rock and Sheryl.
10.)I'm A Dog-kind of a southern rock song that I like a lot.
11.)Midnight Train To Memphis-slow/rock song, GREAT SONG, starts slow then comes some rap/rock, then comes some great rock.
12.)Baby Come Home-kind of a blues song, which is one of the only blues song i like
13.)Drunk In The Morning-starts out slow then turns into a GREAT rock song that kinda sounds like 80's rock (my other favorite song on the cd)
14.) WCSR f/Snoop Dogg-rap song with funny sex lyrics

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

5If he's a Gimmick, well, it's Worked!  Feb 09, 2003
By Lynn R. Hutchinson
I am a 37 Year Old woman, and a Mother to 4 Kids, I heard the song Mother ... quite like me, and I have to Say, I'm impressed ( ok, ok, maybe impressed wasn't quite the Word.) at any RATE, I like the music it's catchy and has great melodies, and as far as I'm concerned if it has a good beat,good melodies and harmonies, I'm there.
Look, every artist out there has some type of gimmick, some of their images aren't the greatest but you have to give credit where credit's due.
I think this man will be around for a long Time, and I for one am glad.
By the way, I don't live in a doublewide, I have a Doctorate, and all my teeth.

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