Dirty Rice

its good and bad that this band isnt a big deal. i feel that bands that get big feel pressure to change to pop-ish and mainstream. on the other hand i couldnt see mad caddies ever changing, this band has amazing talent and im happy to have bought this cd and past ones.

If you were hoping that Mad Caddies would come out with a bad album with poor/ Unmemorable songs, you may need to wait another 7 years. While it has been a long time since we have gotten any new Caddies, this album will prove that it was worth the wait. Each song is so unique, yet cohesive. They blend perfectly into their old music while not failing to bring something new to the table as well. I loved this album and will be listening to it for years to come. Do yourself a favor and buy this album, and do your friends who haven't heard of Mad Caddies yet a favor and let them listen.

7 long years but totally worth it! The Mad Caddies have nailed it again with "Dirty Rice". 5/5

I’ve been waiting impatiently for 7 years for the Caddies to release a new album and this one did not disappoint. I’ll be honest I think Keep It Going is probably their best album, but this has a number of really great, distinctively Mad Caddies songs. After a couple listens the ones that stand out for me are Brand New Scar, Down And Out, Dangerous, Bring it Down, and Shot In The Dark. This Album has a great mix of rock, reggae, punk, ska, and as only the Caddies do, ragtime dixieland and even a bit of Polka! Overall, a very enjoyable listen from start to finish, highly recommended.

This is yet another great album. Most bands fail to put out great album after great album. The Mad Caddies are the exception to this rule. This album is fun, upbeat, and fresh. There is no need to skip to your favorite track, as all 12 are great. Just hit play and enjoy the full album from start to finish...which is rare for bands. The Caddies always deliver. They try some new stuff on a few tracks, and it totally works. Buy this album, don't over think it. These guys are a hidden gym.

This ablum presents the many faces of the Mad Caddies as they incorporate old styles and create a few new grooves. First off, there is some straight up punk rock presented on this album. What a fresh sound, I always felt that the Caddies had what it took to be a great punk band. They could ditch the horns and put out incredible albums. "Love Myself" felt like a blast from the past, it came straight from Rock the Plank. Fat Mike would be pround Their Cherry Poppin Daddy keyboardist certainly had a major influence when writing these tracks as seen in "Brand New Scar" with a great ragtime introduction and then again in "Down and Out" when he shreds those keys like swing was back in session. Oh, and the hornline has been playing in head all day for "Down and Out". "Dangerous" is the most addicting track on the album. That was the first song I immediately place on repeat. My finger wasted no time in hitting that button on my CD player. However, I wish there were more songs. I can't get enough of this rollercoaster ride of genres. Can't wait to see you guys in New York. Please play THE JOUST!

At freakin last!

Good eclectic collection of songs. Very enjoyable. Haven't listened to it enough to decide if it's better than previous albums.

This one will be great! I listened to "Brand New Scar" and it already hooked me.

I have been listening to the Mad Caddies since "Duck and Cover" was released in the 90's. I have bought and loved every album since. I have heard a good portion of this new one and it seems like it will not disappoint. I don't care who you are, this band has a little for everyone. They go from punk, to SKA, to reggae, and even Polka. This is the most professionally versatile bands in the world. STEP ASIDE MAINSTREAM BANDS!! THE CADDIES ARE BACK!!!