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2 Prophetic 3 News Stand Rock (exposition) 4 Overcome (the recapitulation) 5 Never Slept So Soundly 6 Taking Chase As The Serpent Slithers 7 Republic 8 Mastering The List 9 Falling Down The Mountain 10 Dinna-dawg (the inevitable onset of lunacy) 11 Pal-treaux 12 Decrescendo Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 Sell You Beautiful (Live) 2 Who Would Have Thought (Live) 3 Progress (Live) 4 An interview with Matt, 5 Overcome - an acoustic solo song by Matt 6 2 photo galleries Newest Review: ... as a band. The lyrics are hard hitting, the melody is excellent, and everything about the track just seems to come together ... more |
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The Resignation [CD + DVD]
Release Date: 2003 - 07 - 28, Audio CD, Drive - Thru Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40
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Read Reviews for The Resignation - Rx Bandits
by - written on 04/04/08 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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In 2003 RX Bandits released this 'The Resignation' album through Drive-Thru Records. It was their fourth studio album as a band, and their second since changing their name from The Pharmaceutical Bandits to RX Bandits. Containing twelve tracks and clocking in at just under an hour in length, 'The Resignation' is an excellent album from the band and is one that I feel contains a large number of RX Bandits best tracks. The first time that I listened to the album 'The Resignation' I have to admit that I was not overly impressed. It's a definite grower though and after I gave it a couple of listens found myself to be greatly enjoying this album. It's now been a ... Read the complete review
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