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 Postcards From Hell - Get Amped
 Postcards From Hell - Get Amped ... Bull / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Intro 2 Postcards From Hell 3 Reject And Sterilise 4 Tyrannosaurus 5 In Loving Memory 6 Short Fuse 7 It's In Control 8 All That I Wanted 9 Walking On The Moon 10 God Of The Zombies 11 Replay 12 Find Someone 13 Dougals Dit 14 Plug Me In 15 Across The Sound 16 Black Clouds Newest Review: ... riff and an absolutely infectious chorus also. It's an incredibly well put across piece of punk music, the instrumental ... more ... element is incredibly hard hitting, the vocals however are sweetly spoken and always supremely soft and gentle. The band actually cites two of its earliest influences as Iron Maiden and Queen, this certainly comes across in the instrumental ethic of the band; the music is however rooted very much in the genre of melodic pop punk.
The lyrics always put across powerful messages here, it's easy to overlook this however as the music is just so incredibly catchy that you often find yourself distracted by this quality of...more |
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Release Date: 2006 - 04 - 17, Audio CD, Strong Like Bull Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Postcards From Hell - Get Amped: Postcards From Hell (546 words)
by - written on 28/06/08 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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'Postcards From Hell' is the exciting 2006 album release from the great UK based band that is Get Amped. The album was released through StrongLikeBull Records, seventeen super melodic punk tracks are featured here and never does the music created by the band here fail to impress. Think of bands such as The Offspring, and then imagine a hard rock influence also and you'll come some way close to understanding the sound of Get Amped. The guitar riffs are heavy, the music is greatly melodious however, and vocally the sound is always incredibly well put across by the band here. The album begins with one of the instrumentally heaviest tracks on this album; title ... Read the complete review
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A decent album of hardcore punk, incredibly fast and fun. 
Not the best album of this sort you will ever hear, no real depth of intelligence. It IS worth a listen. You might like. Production is shabby, although suits the style. Best Tracks: CD1 - Hitsville U.K., Something About England, Somebody Got Murdered, One More Time, Up in Heaven (Not Only Here), Best Tracks: CD2 - Police on My Back, The Equaliser, The Call Up, Washington Bullets, Charlie Don't Surf Not for the weak 'Drowned in Blue' Wayne trying to be like Robert SmithIt Ain't Safe No More - Busta Rhymes
Some great changes of musical style throughout. Some frankly, naff songs.
Dictius Te Necare - Bethlehem
Immensely powerful vocals, excellent songwriting, hugely atmospheric Intense vocals will put some people off
Subterranean - In Flames
Every song is good. There are very nice melodies. Gets boring after a few listens. Production isn't that great.
Untitled - Nas
Big tunes all the way through. Concept doesn't get weak at any time. Nothing specific
N.W.A And The Posse - N.W.A
Classic material Electro-Hop isn't as strong
The Teen Of The South - Soulja Boy
Lots of big club tracks Lots of interludes
Brasil - Ratos De Porao
Superb thrash-punk throughout, classic None
Spellbound - Tygers Of Pan Tang
Some cracking tracks, the band at their best A few weaker tracks at the end
As Nasty As They Wanna Be - 2 Live Crew
A few big hits Excessive nastiness
Midnight Cowboy - Soundtrack
For lovers of the film, the period or the music of John Barry A bit too easy listening for some
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