| | Dead City Riots Always Is Never The Same CD - Import Dead City Riots Discography of CDs
Formerly known as Freeview, the Glaswegian rockers Dead City Riots launch their debut album on the back of two successful independent EP releases, seeing their fanbase grow locally and betyond with shows with the likes of Kasabian, King Adora and The Ga Ga's amongst many others. Misxing everything from old Metallica to something you'd think was from rare lost tracks album from either Pearl Jam or Alice In Chains. Always Is Never The Same Music Dead City Riots Always Is Never The Same Songs | 1. | Kerosene |
| 2. | Whiskey Summer Junkie |
| 3. | Say Nothing |
| 4. | Bridge Jumping |
| 5. | Pass It On |
| 6. | Kill The Summer |
| 7. | What's My Pill? |
| 8. | Control |
| 9. | Something's Got To Give |
| 10. | Car Crash |
| 11. | Real Time |
| 12. | A Better High (Bonus Track) |
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