What makes Home by Keller Williams notable?

'Home' received positive critical reception, with praise for its inventive use of instrumentation and humorous lyrics. The album showcased Williams' ability to connect with audiences through both silliness and serious themes, helping to further establish his cult following in the jam band scene. Released on August 26, 2003, 'Home' is Keller Williams' fifth studio album, following his breakthrough with 'Buzz' in 2001. At this point in his career, he was solidifying his reputation as a solo artist known for blending genres and employing live looping techniques, which became a hallmark of his sound.

Home works well if you're into dynamic journey with playful peaks, quirky lyrics for light-hearted moments and for relaxed gatherings.

How many songs are on Home?

Home has 16 tracks, running approximately 65 minutes.

Home

Keller Williams · 2003

65 min · 16 tracks

Eclectic acoustic explorations weave together humor, introspection, and lively rhythms that invite listeners into a unique sonic landscape.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Victory Song — This track encapsulates the album's blend of upbeat energy and reflective lyrics, marking it as a standout anthem of positivity.
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Dogs — With playful lyrics and infectious grooves, this song captures Williams' humorous side while maintaining a catchy melodic structure.
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You Are What You Eat — This track merges thoughtful commentary on lifestyle choices with engaging melodies, highlighting Williams’ knack for marrying substance with accessibility.
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Butt Ass Nipple — A prime example of Williams' quirky humor, this track showcases his ability to push boundaries while entertaining listeners, making it memorable.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

dynamic journey with playful peaks
quirky lyrics for light-hearted moments
for relaxed gatherings
wave-like pacing for easy listening
short tracks for spontaneous enjoyment

Maybe skip if you

seekers of serious introspection
prefer constant high-energy tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: Released on August 26, 2003, 'Home' is Keller Williams' fifth studio album, following his breakthrough with 'Buzz' in 2001. At this point in his career, he was solidifying his reputation as a solo artist known for blending genres and employing live looping techniques, which became a hallmark of his sound.
Stylistic neighbors: Michael Franti· Umphrey's McGee· Yonder Mountain String Band

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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Love Handles 3:12
2 Apparition 4:35
3 Tubeular 3:34
4 Victory Song 3:56
5 Butt Ass Nipple 1:48
6 Dogs 5:19
7 Skitso 3:15
8 Moving Sidewalk 3:48
9 Sheebs 3:25
10 Above the Thunder 5:42
11 Art 3:10
12 Casa Quetzal 3:50
13 Bitch Monkey 3:58
14 You Are What You Eat 6:02
15 Zilla 1:44
16 Sorry From the Shower 7:49

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