Rock N Roll Jesus Kid Rock

Rock N Roll Jesus

1	Rock N Roll Jesus 4:29
2	Amen 4:40
3	All Summer Long 4:56
4	Roll On 6:12
5	So Hott 4:06
6	Sugar 3:44
7	When U Love Someone 5:40
8	New Orleans 6:36
9	Don't Tell Me U Love Me 4:20
10	Blue Jeans and a Rosary 4:35
11	Half Your Age Bonus Track 3:45
12	Lowlife (Living the Highlife) Bonus Track 4:04

Barnes & Noble

They say rolling stones gather no moss, and that goes for Kid Rock, too. The rapper-cum-rocker delivers his most ambitious effort yet with Rock N Roll Jesus. Backed by his Twisted Brown Trucker band and the Fisk Jubilee Singers, the Kid offers his two cents on topics ranging from race relations to religion to...sex, sex, and sex. (You were expecting an economics treatise?) The single "So Hott" is already climbing the charts in advance of this Southern rock /honky-tonk / hip-hop magnum opus.

All Music Guide

On Rock N Roll Jesus, Kid Rock's his music is so cluttered with comforting clichés, it plays like music for a theme restaurant, and his words fall flat. Splashy and silly though it may be, the music gets the basic sound right, even if it's way too polished and precise. The most shocking and notable thing about Rock N Roll Jesus: he's lost all of his verbal facility, to the point where he can no longer tell a dirty joke. It's as if by leaving rap behind, he's also discarded any claims at being clever. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

Entertainment Weekly

There is a fairly catholic array of influences here: Smile-provoking nostalgiafest ''All Summer Long'' lifts elements from both ''Werewolves of London'' and ''Sweet Home Alabama.'' [B] Clark Collins