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What the hell is... "The Beefy Gnar Gnar?" The Beefy Gnar Gnar is a call to arms. It's an album that gets rock music back to it's fun, sing along, head bobbin' roots. It's rock with loud guitars, strong melodies, catchy hooks and most importantly good songs. It's an album for those of you sick of the whiny boy-pop, boy-punk, corporate crap that's flooding the airwaves. It's an album for people who love music that's actually made by musicians and not studio songwriters.With that being said...Lon Lopez and the Booty Call are San Jose's own chop rock outfit and they're looking to bring a little bit of the Beefy Gnar Gnar to you. With Lon Lopez on vocals, Kasey Cox on Drums, Mike Favero on Guitars and Eric Matsuno on Bass...the Booty Call is HERE to give you a little taste. So please...ENJOY. Beefy Gnar Gnar Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs | | Label | TBNT | | Orig Year | 2004 | | CD Universe Part number | 7166871 | | Catalog number | 59187 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 18, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Recording Time | 24 minutes |
Lon Lopez and the Booty Call Beefy Gnar Gnar Songs | 1. | Rokin |
| 2. | Knock It Off |
| 3. | Usin' |
| 4. | Tap Water |
| 5. | Just My Luck |
| 6. | Mean Sheets |
| 7. | Sweet (2004 Remix) |
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