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La cagaste... Burt Lancaster (the Spanish for "You screwed it up... Burt Lancaster") is the second studio album by Spanish rock band Hombres G, released in 1986. Hombres G entered TRAK studios in February 1986 to record their second studio album, La cagaste... Burt Lancaster. They recovered the song "Marta tiene un marcapasos" from the Lollipop singles and released a new version which became a top hit.
Great album to get when you’re on vacation in the Dominican Republic. No notes
It has at least 6 tracks that are not wasted, pop rock that crossed borders from Spain to Latin America in the eighties and that persists to this day transgenerationally. With a bit of punk, pop, rock and ballad influences, Hombres G gave us a small album but one of the most solid and memorable among his discography.
Spanish jangle pop. I'll take it. Sounds a little ahead it's time actually. Indie before indie.
Couldn't understand a single word of it but still a really good album!
Rating: 8/10 Best songs: Visite nuestro bar, Te quiero, Marta tiene un marcapasos, El ataque de las chicas cocodrilo
This album is a little jangle pop, a little new wave, and a bit ska. It’s a good distillation of guitar centric music in the 80s and comes from a band I’ve never heard of. Overall, it’s really enjoyable and has a great sense of melody with solid backing musicianship. I’m not sure it adds anything new to the conversation, but I’m glad I was exposed to it.
I am not a fan of Hombres G, but I can’t denied that this album was incredible popular and very catchy when I was growing up. Again, also having more Spanish variety is something I really appreciated.
Smooth and shiny rock album with an easy listening voice. I would probably give this a 3 as it didn't completely blow me away, but gets a boost from me because: A) I always appreciate music from countries/cultures not well-represented on the list B) I literally just got off a plane from Spain today so this feels like serendipity.
Spanish 80s rock is a yes
A little ray of bouncy Iberian sunshine and good times. Great fun! Rating: 3.5 Playlist track: Visite nuestro bar Date listened: 22/08/24
Damn, this is a pretty fun album. Lots of strong tracks with a fun beat, melody and energy. En La Playa, Te Quiero, and Marta Tiene are my favorites, but it has a fun pop bubbly vibe with some decent hooks that make it a nice surprise.
Catchy and upbeat. Very Spanish poppy, if there's such a thing. Would definitely listen to again.
This album is a lot cooler than the cover suggests, really enjoyed it.
The significance of Burt Lancaster and/or that cover is totally lost. On the other hand, just the sound - pop-rock, slightly beachy, with just-incongruous vocals - works well. The Hombres don't demand much space; There can always be room for light punned tunes.
Fine, but didn't particularly grab me. Not getting much out of the lyrics with my very rusty high school/college Spanish. Otherwise the music seemed like pretty straightforward pop, and I wasn't a big fan of the lead singer's vocal stylem
I like the more upbeat tracks here, they really stand out for me. The Downtempo stuff is fine, but maybe a little tired.
Not bad, but not super interesting either. 3 stars.
Banger 4 3
It was all in Spanish, so I did not understand a word of it. It was alright. I wouldn't revisit it, but I would listen to it again.
Pretty good. I enjoyed this one.
Fun 80s light rock. Raspy singing brings to mind French band Telephone.
fun, high energy
Kinda cool
A perfectly pleasant album that fits in with a lot of what was going on musically with pop-rock in the mid-80s. I would have enjoyed this better with another vocalist. Fave Songs: Te quiero, El ataque de las chicas cocodrilo, Un par de palabras, En la playa, Visite nuestro bar
Unexpected!
Hmmm… I liked some of this but wasn’t blown away by it.
What WAS this? I kinda enjoyed it…
Pretty fun
Those vocals sounded like they were recorded at a bachelor party that ended up in a Karaoke bar. And for that matter, so did the music.
I don't get the Burt Lancaster reference; he's too old for me (I'm 40!) and I don't speak Spanish. But I'm guessing that's a great gag. Or is it? Music is alright. Ska-ish? A bit monotonous, every song sounded the same. Probably one of those things that no one outside Spain (maybe also South America?) knows about. Like Cold Chisel, but nowhere near as good. 2/5.
Failed to make an outstanding impression on me – most songs feel quite similar, and the vocals are cloying and flat. The Spanish songs that came on rotation after the album ended felt much more vibrant than anything displayed in the 35 minute runtime on this LP.
When I saw the album cover I knew this would be either very good or very bad. It's the latter. The songs are mediocre, the singer sings off key a bit too often and the performance is uninspired. A third rate Manu Chao with incompetent singer.
I love the title. The album itself was tight enough, but didn't find a way in with me, which is a shame
World music is always appreciated, but this was kinda annoying.
Not bad, but didn't leave much of an impression for me. I welcome the variety though! 2.5/5
It has been a while that I stopped listening after 30 seconds. The first thing I thought was: is this some kind of bad cover band from South America. In any case, enough for me to come to this quick conclusion.
Pop. ¿Pero cómo se puede proponer esto para una lista de los mejores discos? ¡Menudo truño! Es que ni como broma... Un 1.
Not your traditional Latin music here. Basically a pop Latin album from the 80s. Definitely one of a kind but as upbeat as it may sound, it’s still music I don’t understand and that doesn’t have to bring it down but when it’s 80s pop it does. Maybe a classic but I’ll never know. 3.0/10