Burnin Bridges - Various - Power Rock (Vol.2) (Cassette)

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   Brajind 25.07.2019Reply

   Ferocious garage rock/punk rock with big power pop hooks from Memphis, TN. OG/ex-Reigning Sound. 2. Arthhur Lost In The Walled City cassette Frenetic and dance-y rock music from Chicago with actual heart. Amazing live band – so good, in fact, I stole them for myself (very politely). 3. Tape Deck One False Step cassette.
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   Mosida 26.07.2019Reply

   That's not a typo in the title – as this "haus" is the city of Berlin in the 80s – or more specifically, East Berlin – home to a punk rock underground that had a surprising amount of political power as the decade moved on! Berlin on the other side of the wall was home to some key creative developments in the 70s and 80s – but in the east, things were a lot more underground – which.
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   Meztisho 24.07.2019Reply

   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of Power Rock (Vol.2) on Discogs.
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   Akim 28.07.2019Reply

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   Gukus 24.07.2019Reply

   Limited Edition, copies, High Quality, Bonus Track(S) Audiophile pressing This essential LP release includes Hooker’s sensational album, Burnin’, originally issued by Vee-Jay Records in His association with that label (from the s to the early s) marked a creative peak for Hooker. The album features the chart hit “Boom Boom,” one of Hooker’s most identifiable and.
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   Shaktibar 30.07.2019Reply

   They were an earlys rock band that was a cross between Weird Al Yankovic and Blotto with a dash of Bon Jovi thrown in. They’re best known for the rocked out Talking Heads parody, “Psycho Chicken,” which hasn’t aged well, but on album, they’re not bad, mainly because you can tell they could really play.
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   Sagami 26.07.2019Reply

   "Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy" (Desolation Angels) Album: Bad Company My first introduction to Bad Co. were the killer classic rock radio tracks (thanks, QFM96!), and the 10 From 6 cassette -- since there's nothing from Burnin' Sky, it's actually only "10 from 5" (and "Silver, Blue & Gold" wasn't on it. At that time, that was the biggest disappointment.
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   Gardagore 28.07.2019Reply

   The Way You Love Me [US CD5/Cassette] Faith Hill Producer This Christmas Time Lonestar Producer, Guitar (Electric) Totally Hits, Vol. 2 Producer Tracks Collin Raye Producer Transform Rebecca St. James Producer, Guitar.