Edgy Tunes - Uncle Dirty have released their latest CD "Alien in a Bottle." It's an eclectic array of originals with familiar rock and countrified tunes laced with some edgy poetry. Three tunes "Old Fashioned Screw," "End the Bush Regime," and "Too Comfortable with War," are cogent comments about our current Middle East debacle/liberation (depending on your position). Others such as "Faker," "Almost," and "Mile High Club," are for adults only. Check them out at www.uncledirty.net Paul Janes-Brown Maui Weekly Nov.8-14 2007 MauiTime Weekly "Mind Candy" Arts & Entertainment Dec.6th '07 by Starr Begley Out of This World How is it possible to resist a band named Uncle Dirty? You just can't. Let me spill the beans on a little something here folks; I get uku pile CD's every month by people wanting reviews, but somehow "Alien in a Bottle" jumped to the top of the list. the band, which consists of JimmyC (drums and back up vocals), Kit Hain (bass and back up vocals), Patrick Moser (rhythm guitar and lead vocal) and John Ness (lead guitar), is funky, weird, hilarious and strangely easy to listen to. Their groovy style makes me want to get really sunburned and consume umbrella drinks by day and toke massive reefer by night. "Locals Only" is a great song that includes the line, "Local's Only, Tough titties," and their title track is all about drinking too much Patron and extraterrestrials. What more can I say? "Alien in a Bottle" will make you scratch your head, think deep and giggle. But most of all, it's a fun hip album to groove to. That's important, you know.