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Music : Silver Spoons and Broken Bones
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Silver Spoons and Broken Bones by: Stone Gods List Price: £11.99 CD-Charts Price: £7.98 You Save: £4.01 (33%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 5050954182524 Label: Stone Gods Manufacturer: Stone Gods Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Stone Gods Release Date: July 07, 2008 Studio: Stone Gods Sales Rank: 1296 Disc 1:
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 Rating: - God like presenceI saw these guys at the Music Live Event at the NEC - they were on stage at about 3PM on a Sunday and still rocked! The front man is a real star and definitely emerging from the Darkness Rating: - Stone Gods have just become my favourite band.Firstly, I wouldn't generally bother writing a review about anything. The fact that I've bothered here should say a little about the quality of this album. I feel I owe it to the boys for creating the best album of this decade. When I first heard Burn The Witch nearer the start of this year, I was actually very disappointed. I must say, I'm not a big fan of that song at all. I almost didn't bother persuing Stone Gods at this point but I'm so glad I did! My Highlights: You Brought A Knife To A Gunfight - What a fantastic song! The chorus will make you smile. And, let's face it, this absolutely rocks. Reminds me of when they actually knew how to make music. Magdalene Street - Took a while to ... Read More: Rating:  - Thoroughly EnjoyableI'd never really liked the Darkness, but this is a different kettle of fish. Varied songs and styles from start to finish, all played with some polish, yet keeping the basics of good solid guitar-based rock 'n' roll close to the fore. Lots of eclectic moments from other bands here (I kept thinking of Def Lep, and even, dare I mention it, NightRanger...) 50 minutes of enjoyable music to drive to, work to, do anything to, basically. Worth the money. Rating: - Not bad at allA strong debut from the boys. This is defintely heavier and harder than The Darkness. The main issue most people had with that band was Justin's annoying vocals - that is no longer a problem. The jokey lyrics and humour have gone too, which will please some people but not everyone. It's a more varied album than either of the Darkness ones, but without the overproduction of the last one. The musical influences remain much the same in Stone Gods, but now the heavy riffing and speed of Metallica is added to the mix on some songs as well. I've seen this band live twice now and they certainly deliver the goods. Rating: - Best album of the yearWow, these guys show the rock is still alive and kicking! I liked the darkness, they were good for some light hearted humor laden rock. Justin had amazing talent but his voice did get annoying. These guys simply ROCK, From Megadeth esque riffage in Burn the Witch to ballads like lazy bones these guys echo classic rock and 80's metal. Richie has a strong powerful voice that perfectly suits every song on here. Some standouts for me were the bone crushing "Burn the Witch" "Don't Drink the Water" and "Knight of the living dead" If you like this album you guys MUST check out the b-sides. The original Burn the witch EP includes the Very thin lizzy inspired "Breakdown" The Knight of the living Dead has the awesome ... Read More: |
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