CD1

01.The Guess Who - American Woman 03:51
02.Status Quo - Roll Over Lay Down 04:40
03.Golden Earring - Radar Love 05:03
04.10 CC - Good Morning Judge 02:51
05.J.J. Cale - Cocaine 02:50
06.Joe Walsch - Rocky Mountain Way 03:25
07.Free - All Right Now 03:11
08.Focus - Hocus Pocus 03:26
09.The Moody Blues - I'm Just A Singer 04:14
(In A Rock And Roll Band)
10.Rainbow - Since You've Been Gone 03:16
11.Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back In Town 04:25
12.Steppenwolf - Born To Be Wild 03:26
13.Steve Miller Band - Rock 'N' Me 03:04
14.Spencer Davis Group - Keep On Running 02:42
15.Gino Vannelli - Poeple Gotta Move 03:18
16.Kiss - I Was Made For Lovin' You 04:28
17.Bachman Turner Overdrive - You Ain't Seen Nothing 03:52
Yet
18.Boz Scaggs - Lowdown (Unplugged) 05:34
19.John Miles - Music 05:52
20.The Allman Brothers Band - Ramblin' Man 04:47

CD2

01.Peter Frampton - Show Me The Way 04:34
02.Elton John - Crocodile Rock 03:49
03.Joe Cocker - Delta Lady 02:44
04.The Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Lovin' 02:49
05.Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama 04:37
06.38 Special - Rockin' Into The Night 03:51
07.J.J. Cale - Call Me The Breeze 02:30
08.Atlanta Thythm Section - Doraville 03:22
09.Status Quo - Whatever You Want 03:43
10.The Moody Blues - Question 05:36
11.Steppenwolf - Magic Carpet Ride 04:23
12.10 CC - Life Is A Minestrone 04:40
13.Phil Lynott - Old Town 03:23
14.The Who - Who Are You 05:02
15.Kiss - Sure Know Something 04:00
16.Santana - Hold On 03:52
17.Dr. Hook - Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk 03:44
18.Roxy Music - Love Is A Drug 04:07
19.Steve Winwood - Higher Love 04:11
20.Cher - If I Could Turn Back Time 03:53

CD3

01.Bryan Adams - The Only Thing That Looks Good On 03:37
Me Is You
02.Toto - I'll Supply The Love 03:44
03.Quireboys - Hey You 03:18
04.Frank Stallone - Far From Over 03:14
05.Asia - Heat Of The Moment 03:44
06.Duran Duran - The Wild Boys 04:16
07.Billy Idol - White Wedding 04:11
08.Big Country - Look Away 04:23
09.Bad English - Straight Into Your Heart 04:05
10.Robert Palmer - Addicted To Love 04:22
11.Night Ranger - The Secret Of My Success 03:13
12.Giant - I'm A Believer 04:43
13.Europe - Rock The Night 04:05
14.Tesla - Little Suzi 03:52
15.Kingdom Come - Do You Like It 03:37
16.M÷tley Crne - Girls Girls Girls 04:04
17.Extreme - Get The Funk Out 04:23
18.Scorpions - Tease Me Please Me 04:09
19.Steve Winwood - Valerie 04:06
20.Tears For Fears - Shout 03:36

CD4

01.Whitesnake - Here I Go Again 03:51
02.Simple Minds - Promised You A Miracle 03:57
03.Mr. Mister - Kyrie 04:11
04.Robert Palmer - Looking For Clues 04:25
05.Big Country - InRelease Date.: 08/21/2007
Store Date...: 00/00/0000
Source.......: CDDA
Style........: Rock
Record Label.: Universal Music
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Encoder......: Lame
Quality......: VBRkbps Joint-44,1 : 99,6 MB
SOURCE/TYPE : CDDA / Sampler
COVER : n/a |
| Store date : 2007-08-14 |
| Encoder : Lame 3.97 -V2--vbr-New |
| Size : 106.96 megs |t’s be honest- who’d listen to the radio?

Waiting patiently on the fringes are St. Louis, Missouri’s Bullets And Octane. Not as polished or as self-aware as their major label peers, the group nonetheless earned themselves a successful three-month tour with the reigning kings of pop-metal, Avenged Sevenfold, in 2006. Their latest LP, Song For The Underdog, comes fresh from the dissolution of their contract with RCA Records. Notoriously ill-at-ease with the heavier metals, RCA botched the promotional campaign for 2006’s In The Mouth Of The Young, an angry, ambitious effort produced by innovative former Helmet guitarist Page Hamilton. Returning to LA-based independent Ares Records, Song For The Underdog is the group’s third full-length release. Produced by bassist Brent Clawson, it marks a stylistic shift back to the hook-laden, punk-influenced hard rock brilliantly captured on their Gilby Clarke-produced debut The Revelry.

While there’s plenty of continuity between In The Mouth Of The Young and Song For The Underdog, it’s the differences which make the latter a far more enjoyable record. Every aspect of Song For The Underdog has been made more simple and less contrived. The subtext decrying the corruption of youth which ran right through In The Mouth Of The Young has been entirely erased; Song For The Underdog’s lyrics are lighter and more relatable, dealing with familiar themes of sex, drugs, love and werewolves. So too is the music noticeably less aggressive, and as a result more fun, while the sonic experimentation and textural complexity explored with Page Hamilton has been put on the back-burner temporarily in favour of simplistic but well-constructed rock n’ roll. The result is a more-rounded, more engaging and ultimately a more playable record than In The Mouth Of The Young.

The album opens with the stuttered guitar riffs and gang vocals of ‘Breakout,’ one of the record’s more aggressive offerings and obviously reminiscent of In The Mouth Of The Young’s ‘Going Blind.’ That’s where the similarities end, however; the upbeat, rockabilly verse calls to mind The Revelry’s ‘Pirates,’ describing a wild night out through a thinly-veiled werewolf metaphor: “by every rising moon, in the darkness we shall move alone / and from the shadows creepy crawly sin, the corruption of the young begins.” Lead single (and title track) ‘Song For The Underdog’ and ‘Building A Legend’ see singer Gene Louis at his gruff best, cycling effortlessly between sweet melodies and guttural yells; the former features an infectious Oi!-inspired gang chorus, the latter calling to mind Swedish sleaze acts like Hardcore Superstar and Backyard Babies.

Louis has always been the band’s most distinctive feature and unique selling point- his throaty rasp has invited comparisons to Avenged Sevenfold’s M. Shadows, however his clever melodic choices and ability to switch dynamically between hard and soft vocals are more reminiscent of the better Bay Area hardcore singers- Social Distortion’s Mike Ness and Bad Religion’s Greg Graffin come immediately to mind. Unfortunately, the impression is only deepened by Song For The Underdog, as the three remaining members appear to have taken a step back and reigned in their instincts. Former Guttermouth and Vandals drummer Ty Smith was a shining light on In The Mouth Of The Young, yet he appears oddly reserved here; and guitarist James Daniel’s leads are either less imaginative than previous efforts or cut out completely. Opener ‘Breakout’ serves !2007-08-22 00:38:13.000!0͸ÛÍ!2008-11-06 00:45:22.790!1ÍèÛÍ!2007-08-22 00:00:00.000‘!Repack*ixxt*ugefügt*Direkt-Download*Trackz*se)*)icht)r*komplett*ugefügt - Info lesen! - Staffel komplett*‘0ͨÜÍ쥎ˆ¨Í
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