• Lost in Laos

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• I'm Sixteen

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• 22 Nights

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• Hold My Hips

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• Flowers

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• Thanks A Lot

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• New Years Eve

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• Ethanopium

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• Glass of Wine

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• Shave Your Beard

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• Pow Pow

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• Connect Four

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• Doo Wop (Live at Rickshaw 2005)*

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• A Go Go (Paul Dreux Smith Remix)*

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• Hold My Hips (Paul Dreux Smith Remix)*

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• Thanks A Lot (Live at Spaceland)*

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• Lost in Laos (Tom Chasteen Remix)*

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Fronted by amazing vocalist Chhom Nimol, Dengue Fever has surprisingly universal appeal. Chhom herself is already quite accustomed to seizing the hearts of listeners (including the King and Queen of Cambodia), as she comes from a family best considered as a Cambodia pop music dynasty– not unlike a Cambodian version of the Jacksons. The rest of the band is no flake-fest either, consisting of Zac Holtzman (Dieselhed) and his brother Ethan on Farfisa organ, Senon Williams (Radar Brothers), David Ralicke (Beck) and seasoned drummer/engineer Paul Smith. Their covers stay remarkably true to the crazy party music spirit of the ’60s- and ’70s-era originals. But there are also original songs, some of which veer off into the darkened corridors of lost love and ghostly noir romanticism, dissolving sometimes into spaces of genuine bleakness and tragedy — all in the Khmer tongue. Far from mere novelty or cheap Orientophile thrill, Dengue Fever keeps listeners on their toes, dancing to their way-out tones. The Deluxe Reissue contains 5 bonus tracks not availble on the original release. Source: Web of Mimicry