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 Hot Damn - Every Time I Die
 Hot Damn - Every Time I Die ... Tracklisting1 Romeo A Go-Go 2 Off Broadway 3 I Been Gone a Long Time 4 Godspeed Us to Sea 5 She's My Rushmore 6 Floater 7 In the Event That Everything Should Go Terribly Wrong 8 Ebolarama 9 Hit of the Search Party 10 Pornogratherapy Newest Review: ... album. Beginning with 'Romeo A Go Go'; this album is incredibly high quality right from the offset, and from start to ... more ... finish the music created by the band is here highly impressive. Tracks such as 'In The Event That Everything Should Go Terribly Wrong', 'Off Broadway', and 'Pornogratherapy' stand out strongly as you listen to this album; these are the finest examples of the bands work from this album I feel and the tracks which showcase the bands fine metalcore sound most strongly. The vocal screams and shouts of the bands lead vocalist Keith Buckley are incredibly impressive throughout this album, never does his vocal tone fail to make m...more |
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Hot Damn!
Release Date: 2004 - 03 - 08, Audio CD, Roadrunner Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Hot Damn - Every Time I Die: Pornogratherapy (627 words)
by - written on 26/06/08 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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'Hot Damn!' is the first album that I ever heard by Every Time I Die, it was released in July 2003 through Ferret Records and is the bands second studio album. 'Hot Damn!' followed on nicely from the release of the bands debut 'Last Night In Town'; there was a two year gap between these two albums and when the band came back with this album it was once more looking to rock. Just as with the bands debut album, 'Hot Damn!' consists of ten tracks and this provides for 27 minutes of music making the album 7 minutes shorter than its predecessor. This second album from the band may be more condensed than the first, this is certainly not something that has detracted away from ... Read the complete review
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