Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - B.R.M.C.

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Sep 19, 2017 Sold Date

Jul 9, 2017 Start Date

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Artikel Name: B.R.M.C. Genre: Classic Rock Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Titelanzahl: 15

Trackliste LP (Vinyl) - 1

1. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Love Burns 2. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Red eyes and tears 3. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Whatever Happened To My Rock 'n' Roll (Punk Song) 4. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Awake 5. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - White Palms 6. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - As Sure As The Sun 7. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Rifles 8. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Too Real 9. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Spread Your Love 10. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Head Up High 11. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Salvation

Trackliste - 2

1. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - At My Door (Bonus Track) 2. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Screaming Gun (Bonus Track) 3. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Tonight's With You (Bonus Track) 4. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Loaded Gun (Bonus Track)

Beschreibung

This L.A.-based band (originally hailing from San Francisco) came along just when they were needed most. This self-produced major-label debut boldly plunders a reverb-and-white noise course previously trampled underfoot by long-gone British bands of the late '80s and early '90s (the Jesus & Mary Chain, the Verve, Ride, the Stone Roses, etc.). It all sounds very British, on many levels, despite the fact that only one band member is an Englishman living in exile in the States. On some songs, however, the driving, over-amped guitars (often buzzing with "VU needles-in-red"-type feedback) and pounding drums have a swaggering primeval feel that rivals solid Detroit rock outfits, both old and new (including the Stooges and the Go, to name two). A few have dark, introspective lyrics, with subjects like impending death ("Rifles" at their heart, while others have a positive, more uplifting feel (cf. "Salvation"), but it's really the group's cohesive, solid production overall that captures a shoegazing, blustery rock vibe not heard for nearly a decade or more. Highlights abound on this astonishing disc, including the bitter opening salvo, "Love Burns," the diaphanous space pop of "Too Real," and the flurry of sawtooth guitar scree that is "Whatever Happened to My Rock n' Roll (Punk Song)," a track recalling the manic intensity of the Stooges circa Fun House. ~ Bryan Thomas