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CD Title: Back Traxx
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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 2001
Label: Perris Records
Catalog Number: PER 00912
Personnel
Rick Ruhl vocals
Jeff Caughron guitar
Travis Hall guitar
Troy Flemming bass
Kris Beavers drums
Tracks
| 1. | Southern Way | |
| 2. | Muddy Water | |
| 3. | Seasons Change | |
| 4. | Ride The Train | |
| 5. | Lookin In | |
| 6. | Stoned On Tv | |
| 7. | Dawg | |
| 8. | Sorrow | |
| 9. | River | |
| 10. | Outside The Circle | |
| 11. | Too Far Gone | |
| 12. | Bled | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: David |
Date: October 30, 2003 at 19:52 |
| Over-all a very good album. The production is lacking a bit but if you can get that, this is a solid album. The track "Ride The Train" is awesome!! and keeps me very interested for the Back Trax 2 album.
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| From: Aero Force Mike |
Date: May 13, 2004 at 18:42 |
| An absolutely kickass album... er, compilation... er... something... I dunno, this is just a kickass collection of really bluesy hard rock songs, lots of country influences turn up including plenty of kickass fiddling(!) but all within the thick loud rockin. I'm tempted to say it's even better than their early albums. Sure the production aint fantastic, but turn it up loud enough and you won't notice (and rock is designed to be played at the 'appropriate level'!). Awesome, get it... NOW!
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| From: Andii Vamp |
Date: September 1, 2004 at 19:02 |
Outside The Circle is an AMAZING song on this one! Always loved this band and always will. Great stuff
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| From: Geoff |
Date: September 1, 2004 at 21:55 |
| Nowhere near as good as the first two, but a decent hard rock album. Not much better than decent though...
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| From: Doghouse Reilly |
Date: May 17, 2013 at 14:33 |
| Putting the mystery to rest, I read an interview with Rick Ruhl where he says these songs were recorded in '94, and were meant to be EMN's third album, but they were dropped by their label. I have no idea how this would have played had it been released in '94 on a major. The band really never got popular enough for the hair-metal connection to be a huge deal, I think, and in any case, by this point, they had shed all traces of that sound. Back Traxx is much closer to their later albums than to the debut. Mid-tempo, very southern, but also kinda heavy in an alternative way. Some songs have what sounds like banjo or mandolin ("Southern Way," "Ride The Train"). Elsewhere, some songs just aren't very memorable, and the mood can get gloomy, and not in a good way. So anyway, Perris came along and slapped a dumb title on it that made it sound like just a bunch of B-sides or something. It's okay, and if you're into this band at all, you're diehard enough to want to at least hear it.
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