Cha Cha
35 min · 14 tracks · rock and roll
A raw blend of rock and roll spirit infused with punk energy and confessional lyrics that pulse with urgency.
Top tracks — play these first
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Rock 'n' Roll Junkie — This track encapsulates the essence of Brood's raw energy and candid portrayal of addiction, making it a standout anthem for misfits.
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Still Believe — With its reflective lyrics and catchy melody, this song showcases Brood's ability to blend vulnerability with rock bravado.
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Dope Sucks — The title track delivers a stark message against substance abuse, highlighting Brood's confrontational style and social commentary.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- pulsating urgency with every track
- short bursts of raw energy
- confessional lyrics that resonate
- party ignition with friends
- late-night rebellion spirit
Maybe skip if you
- prefer lengthy immersive experiences
- seek polished, refined sounds
Where this album fits
- Career context
- Released in 1978, Cha Cha was Herman Brood's debut album, marking his transition from visual artist to rock musician. At this point in his career, Brood was establishing himself as a provocateur in the Dutch music scene after gaining notoriety for his flamboyant persona and lifestyle.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Iggy Pop· The Stooges· Johnny Thunders
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Hit 1:29
- 2 Too Slow 2:29
- 3 Street 2:10
- 4 Still Believe 3:10
- 5 True Fine Mama 1:48
- 6 Rock 'n' Roll Junkie 2:28
- 7 One More Dose 3:14
- 8 Speedo 0:24
- 9 Dope Sucks 2:07
- 10 City 3:36
- 11 Blue 3:18
- 12 Can't Stand Up 2:08
- 13 Phony 3:26
- 14 Pop 3:52
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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