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 Street Sweeper Social Club - Street Sweeper Social Club
 Street Sweeper Social Club - Street Sweeper Social Club ... Tracklisting1 Fight! Smash! Win! 2 100 Little Curses 3 Oath 4 Squeeze 5 Clap for the Killers 6 Somewhere in the World It's Midnight 7 Shock You Again 8 Good Morning, Mrs. Smith 9 Megablast 10 Promenade 11 Nobody Moves Til We Say Go Newest Review: ... the track and Morello comes with even more of the engaging late seventies-styled Hard Roc guitaring to give it some sort of a ... more ... throwback feel as they get down to it.
**Four Stars**
4. "The Squeeze"
With this one you find that they get down to one which seems to get tem ripping into a tune which is amongst the best which you find on the album as the grooves become much more funky and it means that it gets you even more excited for the sort of thing that you will get into the rest of the tune as they come with some in-your-face material.
**Four Stars**
5. "Clap For The Killers"
The grunginess of the guitaring which ...more |
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Street Sweeper Social Club - Street Sweeper Social Club: SSSC, As You Can See (1068 words)
by - written on 21/07/09 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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Street Sweeper Social Club released their debut, self-entitled album in 2009 as the Hip Hop MC Boots Riley (of The Coup) and Rage Against The Machine's guitarist Tom Morello joined up together to make the group (who would be joined by other additional extras for percussion and such) to make the Rap Rock outfit you find here. 1. "Fight! Smash! Win!" The album begins with a powerful effort to get things underway and introduce the sound which they have to offer with this here. I have to say that I enjoyed what I found with this as you see a powerful tune where they combine what they have to offer with a general Rap track which features some ... Read the complete review
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