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Track Listings
| 1. Don Giovanni | |||
| 2. Disgruntled | |||
| 3. It' Quite Alright | |||
| 4. Let Me Go | |||
| 5. I Am Forever | |||
| 6. Poison | |||
| 7. Loki | |||
| 8. Blackhawk Down | |||
| 9. Rwanda | |||
| 10. Corruption | |||
| 11. Antennas | |||
| 12. Rattlesnake | |||
| 13. Not To Regret | |||
| 14. Radio Havana | |||
| 15. Antom | |||
| 16. Black Jacket | |||
| 17. Meteor of War | |||
| 18. Dead Bodies | |||
| 19. Rigged on A Fix | |||
| 20. Young Al Capone | |||
See all 22 tracks on this disc
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Amazon.co.uk Review
No, the notes aren't always right, and nothing here is presented with polish or precision, but what Rancid might lack in virtuoso technique they more than make up for in intensity. Songs like "Antennas" and "It's Quite Alright" are lean, tough, and gritty. This recording never lets up, never takes a breath, and never compromises. That's punk. --S Duda
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The opening track Don Giovanni kicks the album off to a good start, lasting only 38 seconds before bursting straight into the ultra-angry Disgruntled.
It's not all screams and shouts though - songs such as Let Me Go, Radio Havana, Rwanda and Black Derby Jacket will for sure make you sing along with them in no time (well that's if you can reach Matt Freeman's low notes that he sings in Black Derby Jacket anyway!).
A great thing about this album is how the singing is spread out pretty well - Lars Frederiksen, Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman each have very different types of voices to each other and this gives the album a nice mixture. Of course, as you'd expect in any Rancid album, Matt Freeman's bass playing is completely out of this world! If you thought his solo in Maxwell Murder from Out Come The Wolves was good, well you aint heard nothing until you hear the masterpiece of four-stringing soloing that takes place during Axiom.
The thing I really like about this album, and I suppose, the thing that seperates it from other Rancid records, is how there isn't a quiet or slightly more laid-back moment throughout. Right from Don Giovanni through to the brilliant GGF, this album is full of pure, fast-paced, punk energy. And with 22 songs in less than 40 minutes, there really isn't any room for dull moments.
Best tracks - Let Me Go, Dead Bodies, Antennas, Black Derby Jacket, Young Al Capone, GGF
Most impressive moment - the aforementioned bass solo by Matt Freeman in Axiom
There, I've told you all you pretty much need to know - now go buy, buy, buy!!!!!!!! (oh, and if there any other rancid albums you aint got, go buy them too - it's all good!)
One of Americas best and most talented bands has returned and the material on this cd is enough to make your stereo short circuit.
Their new offering is far harder than any of their others, energy filled guitar riffs, awe inspiring bass solos and Tim armstrongs vocals make this hard to beat.
The cd starts off with Don giovani, all 46 secs of it and after that listeners are in for a treat, the best songs being RWANDA, RADIO HAVANA, DEAD BODIES, POISON and AXIOM (mega bass solo) to name a few. There new material almost falls into the hardcore punk catagories but do not let this put you off, if you like any of their other stuff drop everything and buy this now.
This album gives pop-punk a swift kick in the balls!!.
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