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 The Big Dirty - Every Time I Die
 The Big Dirty - Every Time I Die ... Tracklisting1 No Son Of Mine 2 Pigs Is Pigs 3 Leatherneck 4 We'rewolf 5 Rebel Without Applause 6 Cities And Years 7 Rendez Voodoo 8 Gentleman's Sport 9 INRIhab 10 Depressionista 11 Buffalo Gals 12 Imitation Is The Sincerest Form Of Battery Newest Review: ... 'We'rewolf' is an instant hit, containing a pop hook but retaining all of the traits that make the band so appealing to fans ... more ... of heavier music. The ending of this is one of the highlights of the album, containing a brilliant guitar riff sending the song to a new level as guitarists Jordan Buckley and Andy Williams dual it out in a southern rock breakdown session.
Although 'Gutter Phenomenon' was a very good album with decent songs, this puts the band back on track reaching the heights set with their 2003 album 'Hot Damn!'. 'INRIhab' features guest vocals from Alexisonfire's Dallas Green adding some melody to the mix, which works effective...more |
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The Big Dirty
Release Date: 2007 - 09 - 03, Audio CD, Ferret Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48
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The Big Dirty - Every Time I Die: The Big Dirty (503 words)
by - written on 13/07/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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'The Big Dirty' as an album is as fitting as its title suggests. Packed with hooky southern riffs and more brilliant writing from vocalist Keith Buckley, the album continues to build on where the band left off with previous album 'Gutter Phenomenon'. Opening with a typical ETID flavoured riff, 'No Son of Mine' is a brilliant track, possibly up there as one of the best tracks in the band's catalogue. Repeating a single guitar riff has never sounded so good, but when mixed with Buckley's calculated vocal delivery it is more than effective. The album runs perfectly on a listen with the tracklisting feeling as if it has a natural flow to it. Single ... Read the complete review
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