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Artist: The Darkness

Title: Hot Cakes

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2012

Label: [Pias] Recordings

Catalog Number: PIASR305CDX

Personnel

Justin Hawkins vocals, guitar
Dan Hawkins guitar
Frankie Poullain bass guitar
Ed Graham drums

Tracks

1.  Every Inch of You  3:04
2.  Nothin's Gonna Stop Us  2:45
3.  With a Woman  3:41
4.  Keep Me Hangin' on  3:00
5.  Living Each Day Blind  5:06
6.  Everybody Have a Good Time  4:48
7.  She Just a Girl, Eddie  3:46
8.  Forbidden Love  3:49
9.  Concrete  3:52
10.  Street Spirit Fade Out  3:07  Cover: Radiohead
11.  Love Is Not the Answer  3:41
  
Total Running Time:  40:39

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From: rick kerch vzla Date: October 1, 2012 at 18:50
A fine fine come back album by The Darkness(now supporting on Tour none other than the mistress of Pop,Lady Gaga)...typical TD sound and songs..."Forbidden Love" is my fave but add to that "With A Woman","Keep Me Hangin' On","She's Just A Girl Eddie" & "I Can't Believe It's Not Love"(B/T)... ...87/100

From: MetalllianStallion Date: October 2, 2012 at 9:57
Breaking NEWS... The Darkness on tour with Lady Ga Ga. Shouldn't that mean the penalty of 'DEATH' by a Heavyharmonies Firing Squad? Rick, any update on the justin bieber tour? The Darkness feel the need to beat a dead horse with their rip off of Spinal Tap (minus the humor)using the exact same jokes Christopher Guest made in the 80's. The riffs are loud and the high-pitched(nuts in a vice) vocals/harmonies are as over the top and exaggerated as the generic lyrics. Remember what the Darkness sounded like almost a decade ago? That’s what The Darkness one trick pony sound has evolved to on Hot Cakes. The band tries to set themselves up to be immune from criticism with this side-show schtick. After all, if they are making fun of 80's excess in hard rock, then won't pompous music critics(who most always HATED 80's metal/hard rock) love them and put T.D. on tour as trained spandex monkeys? A Radiohead cover?(that's 80's rocker blasphemy)

From: CC Date: October 2, 2012 at 13:54
Hot cakes? Steaming turd more like. But then again that could be said of any of their albums. What we have here is a talented bunch of musicians (Stone Gods were awesome) who only get any recognition because of the talentless monkey on vocals who people thought was a novelty for all of five minutes when the debut album came out. This is one band that really shouldnt have reformed, but sadly Stone Gods never gained the recognition they deserved, and Hot Leg was another pile of shit.

From: rick kerch vzla Date: October 2, 2012 at 21:44
Can i ask you one question MetalMarhsmallowMan???..if you don't like my comments just write yours in fully peace man...left the sarcastic side in your room mate...are you in love with me or what???...justin bieber???..check that out by yourself!!!...The Darkness is supporting LG right now...so what???!!!...is it my fault???...grow man,grow and remember this,HH is a peaceful site,as you are supposed to be more into "metal" then leave the rest alone...PEACE OUT!!!

From: edwithmj Date: October 3, 2012 at 19:26
This album was a bit of a dissapointment. The riffs are as strong as the debut, the vocals are the same as they were on the debut but the trouble is that the songs lack the energy, spark and hooks that made the debut stand out. Because of this, the vocals sound even more out of place than they did on the debut. The songs are still very well played though but no song stood out for me in particular. The Radiohead cover is completely horrible. I detest Radiohead and all the rubbish they've thrown into the world and I almost equally hate their pretentious fanbase who seem to believe that anyone who doesn't like Radiohead merely don't understand them. It just sounds so out of place on here and the vocals are atrocious and worse than Thom Yorke's ever were. That said, Nothin's Gonna Stop Us and Forbidden Love are stand outs. I hope in their next release they can capture the sound of the debut better.


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