| | Far From Finished Living In The Fallout CD Far From Finished Discography of CDs
 |
|
Our Price: $9.79  CDFor Sale Usually ships in 1-2 days
(Only 2 available)
Our Price: $10.89
|  |
Audio Mixer: Jim Siegel.
Recording information: Outpost Studio, Stoughton, MA; Ray Of Hope Recording, Taunton, MA; The House That Keif Built, Worcester, MA.
Photographer: Gary Land.
Far from Finished: Steve Neary (vocals); Marc Orell (guitars, piano, organ); Paul Christian (guitars); Mark Lind (electric bass); Marco Cannata.
Personnel: Marco Cannata (vocals, piano, organ, drums, percussion); Tim Baxter (vocals); Jim Siegel (piano, organ).
Living In The Fallout Music Far From Finished Living In The Fallout Songs Living In The Fallout Review
GuidelinesRemember to focus your comments on Far From Finished Living In The Fallout CD. Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy. To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days. Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.
Purchase Living In The Fallout CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Ramones Too Tough To Die CD (1985) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
Living In The Fallout album
 $9.09   
With TOO TOUGH the Ramones take on the '80s, and the '80s go down with a second round TKO. After a few fallow years and some substandard albums (by the band's standards anyway), they came rushing back into the ring with a fresh sense of purpose. The addition of new drummer Ritchie Ramone and the return of long-lost brother Tommy (who sat in as producer along with original engineer Ed Stasium) doubtlessly added some fuel to the fire, creating this punchy, revved-up, and highly worthy addition to the Ramones' catalogue.
TOO TOUGH finds the Ramones expanding their ...
| | Social Distortion Sex, Love And Rock 'N' Roll CD (2004)
Living In The Fallout CD music
$10.89 
A major force in West Coast punk since the early 1980s, Social Distortion became the longest-lasting of their peers, with perhaps only Bad Religion for company. Through a daunting history of ...
| | Ramones Leave Home CD (1977) Deluxe Edition
Living In The Fallout music CDs
$6.05 
Digitally remastered by Bill Inglot and Dan Hersch (Digiprep).
Released only months after RAMONES, the Ramones' second album pales slightly in comparison to its stone-classic predecessor--but only slightly. LEAVE HOME contains enough all-time Ramones anthems--"Commando," "Pinhead" (which introduces the legendary "Gabba Gabba Hey" chant), and "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment," to name only three--that it's still an ...
| | Ramones Subterranean Jungle CD (1983) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
Living In The Fallout songs
$8.39
The early '80s found the Ramones in a quandary. Critics charged them with not expanding their horizons beyond their usual axis of songs about girls, punk rock, and mutants. A new breed of more aggressive hardcore bands raised on the Ramones' sound were challenging them for the fastest-loudest crown. Personal problems (drummer Marky was to exit rancorously shortly after the album's release) were further wrenches in the machinery. Thus, when SUBTERRANEAN JUNGLE was released in 1983, it was judged harshly by critics who couldn't understand what the ...
| | Weird Tales Of The Ramones CDs (2005) Bonus DVD; Box Set
Living In The Fallout album
$44.79
Although the Ramones have been anthologized ad infinitum, the three-CD/one-DVD box set WEIRD TALES OF THE RAMONES outshines all other collections in terms of sheer volume, boasting 85 career-spanning tracks. The 2005 compilation also includes 3-D glasses for viewing sections of the beautifully oddball booklet, which is filled with comic art by SIMPSONS creator Matt Groening, MAD magazine fixture Sergio Aragones, and many other illustrators.
As ...
| | Ramones CD (1976) Deluxe Edition
Living In The Fallout CD music
$6.89 
| | Global Groove: Joy CD (2001)
Living In The Fallout music CDs
$13.49
| | Nik P Deine Spuren In Mir CD (2007) (Import)
Living In The Fallout songs
$11.79
| | Roots Of Rock 'N Roll Roots Of Rock N Roll Vol. 2-Roots Of Rock N Roll CD (2007) (Import)
Living In The Fallout album
$7.59
| | Marmalade Souls CD (2007) Digipak
Living In The Fallout CD music
$12.89
It is not unusual for a new artist to display the influence of performers who have come before, but some artists go a full step further into deliberately styling themselves on earlier eras. There are young jazz musicians who dress up in suits and play bebop as if the late 1940s had never ended, and there are country artists who sing and play as though nothing had ever come after Hank Williams. Marmalade Souls, a Swedish trio making its debut with In Stereo, fits into this more extreme form of musical endeavor; in their case, they play music that apes the British Invasion sound of the mid-'60s. The first hint of this comes with the title, which references the era of the '60s prior to about 1967, when LPs came in both mono and stereo, with an indication of which edition the disc was on the cover. The cover of In Stereo also looks like that of a mid-'60s LP, advertising "14 tracks previously unreleased," and listing some of them. On the disc itself, Michael Klemmé, who sings most of the lead vocals, plays most of the instruments, and co-writes the songs with Johanna Klemmé, pays tribute to the John Lennon of 1964-1965 for the most part, coming up with tracks that sound like they were intended to fit snugly onto Beatles for Sale or Help! Sometimes, he evokes a specific song; "In My Mind (There Is No Doubt)" inescapably ...
| | Baker Shop Boogie Hungry St. CD (Import)
Living In The Fallout music CDs
$35.49
| | Blue Collar Band Let's Get This Party Started! CD (2007)
Living In The Fallout songs
$15.19
| | Moxie CD (2009)
Living In The Fallout album
$10.15
|
|
|
182082 
buttons below to play song samples
Adobe Flash
Email a Friend
