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This is a DualDisc, which contains a CD on one side of the disc and a DVD on the other.
This dualdisc contains a series of live performances by the Native American punk-rock band from Vans 04 Warped tour. The video side features 5 rare bonus audio tracks, in 5.1 surround sound and stereo. Also included are documentaries, movie trailer, and exclusive bonus ROM material.
BLACKFIRE: Klee Benally (vocals, guitar); Jeneda Benally (vocals, bass guitar); Clayson Benally (vocals, drums, percussion). Blackfire Beyond Warped Songs | 1. | No Control |
| 2. | Wars They Wage, The |
| 3. | Exile |
| 4. | Possibility |
| 5. | Prove Them Wrong |
| 6. | Someone Else's Nightmare |
| 7. | Planet Earth 1988 - (bonus track) |
| 8. | I Believe in Miracles - (bonus track) |
| 9. | Fence - (bonus track) |
| 10. | Corn Song - (bonus track) |
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This is a DVD-Audio disc. The DVD-Audio content can only be read by a DVD-Audio player. The Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS audio tracks provided on this disc will play on a standard DVD player.
After working his way through loss and chaos on the brilliant TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT (recorded in 1973, but not released until 1975), Neil Young deftly exorcised any lingering demons with 1974's ON THE BEACH. The album opens with the saunter of the ...
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Who could forget the lurching opening bass-line to Salty Dog's 1990 semi-hit, "Come Along?" I know that's what I remember most about that song, aside from the singer shrieking "WHOOOOOOOOOOOOO, BAAAAY-BAAAAY!" But man, that bass-line. I bet you've spent many a lonely night thinking to yourself "Goddamn, whatever happened to the guy that did that?" Come on, you know you have ... What? You haven't? Well, fuck you and your blatant disregard for the abiding mysteries of rock 'n' roll! In fact, just for that, I'm going to go ahead and TELL you what happened to the guy that laid down that bass-line. Michael Hannon is his name, and he re-emerged a couple years ago with American Dog, a scruffy, bar-ready three-piece from Columbus, Ohio. I actually have a promo-single for a song from their first album, 2000's Last of a Dying Breed. The song was called "Barely Half Alive," and at the time, I remember thinking, "heh! For being barely half alive, they sure are playing pretty good. And fast. And loud." When next we met the Dog, they were putting out a live EP called "Six-Pack: Songs About Drinkin' and Fuckin'." Ah yes, two of the best popular (and best) topics for rock songs, am I right? I mean, sure, the rain-forest is very important and all, and we all probably should feel bad for Tibet, and Uncle Ronnie's fairy-tales sure are interesting, right? I mean, how 'bout them elves? ... See? I didn't figure you gave a shit either. It's no surprise that these two themes (drinking and fucking, I mean, not all that other shit) figure prominently in American Dog's latest offering, Red, White, Black n' Blue. Especially drinkin'. Good God, can these boys put away the alcohol! At certain points during the album, you wonder how many Hannon and Co. have tied on before picking up their instruments. Not that there's anything wrong with that, as the man said. Any guitarist would be proud to play like the Dog's Steve Theado. The man is simply an undiscovered wizard, lacing his revved-up Nugent-style riffing with lots of lead licks and almost Van Halen-esque solos and bluesy whoops and howls that would make Billy Gibbons so happy he'd lose his dentures.The CD kicks off with the self-revelatory "Shitkicker," all about the joys of propelling excrement with one's foot. Figuratively of course. This, like many other songs here, is a romping, uptempo number that, despite its quick pace, should NOT be misconstrued as having punk stylings. "Shitkicker" also features some of Hannon's best singing.Next in line is "Train." Ah, but it wouldn't be a redneck-rock album without a song about trains or train references, now would it? Here ya go, Schmookie: a stomping tune with a big sing-along chorus. Theado again dominates. His distortion is too sharp for me to make another remark about "twangy open-A chords," so I won't do that here, even though there ARE plenty of songs set in the key of A, the best key for this type of music. In fact, Theado is actually the loudest thing about this band, and as noted earlier, not without good reason."Can't Throw Stones" follows, and this one is slow enough (relatively speaking) that you could conceivably sway back and forth to it without looking like a retard. Hannon's wry lyrics ...
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