Alabama Thunderpussy - Fulton Hill |
(Audio CD) MSRP $ 15.98 Amazon Price $ 15.98 Savings $ 0.00 |
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 Release Date: 25 May, 2004, Relapse
TRACK LISTING - Such is Life
- R.R.C.C.
- Wage Slave
- Three Stars
- Bear Baiting
- Infested
- Alone Again
- Lunar Eclipse
- Blasphemy
- Do Not
- Sociopath Shitlist
- Struggling for Balance
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| this album is their best to date |
| best songwriting, best lyrics, most complicated structures for this band. ATP kicksass live and is fun to listen to while impaired. Really captures the gritty nature of Fulton Hill area which is in Richmond VA, VA 4 life. Check out wage slave and Blasphemy. |
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| WOW...A Thrash Crossover? |
| ATP`S Fulton Hills makes SATD sound like a demo. As good as "Divine" was, this new recording rocks harder and offers more diverse songs, including a couple ballads performed in the most thrashiest, coursest vocal performance since BOA`s Jim Dandy Mangrum...and it works! ATP`s new singer gives a great screaming/growling performance reminiscent of Phil Anslemo`s "Nola" histronics. This guy sounds like sandpaper, but he hits every note, then floods the songs with thundering power and emotion, causing the rest of the band to elevate their game. Just when you think ATP pulled out all the stops, they conclude Fulton w/ "Searching for Balance", a Zepplinesque progressive rocker that`s so good that you`ll wonder if you actually heard what you just heard. A great way to end a great record. |
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| this is to: R. E. DiManna "Critical Darling" |
| man, you don`t know what the hell you`re talking about. to anyone reading the reviews for this album: please don`t listen to this guy`s crappy review. he must be on some kind of mind altering substance that affects his judgement, because Fulton Hill f*cking rocks. |
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