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 Welcome To The Walkalone - The Rumble Strips
 Welcome To The Walkalone - The Rumble Strips ... The Walk Alone2 London 3 Not The Only Person 4 Daniel 5 Douglas 6 Back Bone 7 Sweet heart Hooligan 8 Running On empty 9 Dem Girls 10 Raindrops 11 Happy Hell Newest Review: ... ended up enjoying it. Whilst it's true that the singers voice is pretty high pitch, it's pretty in tune and doesn't really ... more ... sound like someone has just waxed his legs. There's a point where he sounds a lot like Morrissey in fact.
Once I learnt of the story from where the song came from (he got mugged but his wife beat up the muggers), then I seemed to enjoy it even more.
The Rumble Strips seem to have decent influences ranging from ska through to Lou Reed, there's a nice use of sax throughout the album but you get the feeling the album sounds a bit amateurish at times - the track "London" is a pretty good example of this, th...more |
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Release Date: 2009 - 07 - 13, Audio CD, Island Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Welcome To The Walkalone - The Rumble Strips: An album that could have been much better (364 words)
by - written on 24/07/09 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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Welcome to the Walkalone is the 2nd album by London based Devon band The Rumble Strips. The album didn't chart particularly high and I have to admit I never heard of them until setting myself a task of reviewing the latest album by every Glastonbury act this year. Not The Only Person sounds pretty irritating at first but warms on you, I have to admit that I thought it would be a really annoying song but finally ended up enjoying it. Whilst it's true that the singers voice is pretty high pitch, it's pretty in tune and doesn't really sound like someone has just waxed his legs. There's a point where he sounds a lot like Morrissey in ... Read the complete review
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