Gospel Bombs - Vincent Vincent and the Villains

Description: Genre: Rock / Artist: Vincent Vincent and the Villains / Audio CD released 2008-03-10 at EMI / Disc #1 ... more

Gospel Bombs - Vincent Vincent and the Villains ... Tracklisting
1 Beast
2 Blue Boy
3 Sins Of Love (Wah Do)
4 On My Own
5 Cinema
6 Killing Time
7 Pretty Girl
8 Jealousy And Bitterness
9 Sweet Girlfriend
10 I'm Alive
11 Telephone
12 End Of The Night

Newest Review: ... bring a smile to your face. "Sins of Love (Wah Do)", on the other hand, is filled with crunchy guitars with lyrics ... more

... telling of the pitfalls of love, like "And there's no romance/when you break your legs for one last dance". Vincent's voice shines through on this, with a snigger and a snarl, yet another five star track. "On My Own" continues the trend of "Blue Boy", short and sweet, undeniably catchy. However, this mood is totally subverted by "Cinema", the slightly sinister tale of a bored usher. When Vincent gets into a character like this, the quality of the song shoots up - in my opini...more

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Gospel Bombs
Release Date: 2008 - 03 - 10, Audio CD, EMI

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Gospel Bombs - Vincent Vincent and the Villains: It's the 7 inch record with the Villains on the cover! (586 words)
by - written on 22/02/09 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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Vincent Vincent and the Villains were one of my favourite new bands about 4 years ago, but I was due a long wait for a proper release, after co-frontman Charlie Waller left the Villains to concentrate on the Rumble Strips. Digging out battered 45s, Vincent Vincent was bringing back 50's rock'n'roll with a swagger, but the band's debut album "Gospel Bombs" proves that they were doing a lot more than just that. "Beast" is a flamenco flavoured track, showing off Vincent Vincent's guitar skills, with an infectious opening riff and the two guitars playing off each other nicely throughout the song. It's followed by "Blue Boy", a ... Read the complete review