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Artist: Smartass

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CD Title: Attitude, Depression, Bourbon, And Da' Backbeat!

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1993

Label: Sinema

Catalog Number: SIN1001

Personnel

Robi Harrell Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitars
Brian Huffman Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Vocals
Ginger Griffen Bass, Vocals
Taxi Haskell Drums, Washboard, Vocals

Tracks

1.	One Red Rose
2.	In Turn
3.	In The Morning
4.	On My Mind
5.	Expose My Soul
6.	Rubber Duck
7.	Last Man On Earth
8.	I Don't Like It
9.	Another You
10.	Walk On
11.	Stones Or Roses
12.	Feelin' No Pain

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Existing comments about this CD

From: metalmaniac777

Date: June 30, 2005 at 19:37

You'd be smart to avoid this one. Yes, it's got some 'tude, but all the sleazy 'tude on earth can't hide the fact that these guys are 3rd rate, bargain-basement Guns n' Roses wannabes. The raunch-blues riffs felt about as good on my ears as raw whiskey would feel if poured in a bullet wound. OK, that's an exaggeration, they're not THAT bad, but if Guns n' Roses is the hard rock equivalent of Jack Daniels, these boys are the moonshine swill your demented uncle cooks up in his back shed.

From: tomcat	Date: July 13, 2005 at 6:49
great disc...reminds me of black crowes alot...there are some pretty awesome rockin' tunes on this one: "one red rose", "stones or roses", "another you"...

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