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CD Title: Bad Blood Rising
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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 2017
Label: Chaos Reigns
Catalog Number: NONE
Personnel
Archie vocals, guitar
Johnny guitar, piano
Middy bass
Taz drums
Tracks
| 1. | Young Blood Rising | |
| 2. | River Phoenix | |
| 3. | Fire Running Through Our Veins | |
| 4. | Drag Me Out of the Darkness | |
| 5. | Breathe | |
| 6. | Voice of the New Generation | |
| 7. | Back from the Dead | |
| 8. | Bad Habits Die Hard | |
| 9. | Pure Fuckin' Adrenaline | |
| 10. | Get Me Out of California | |
| 11. | River Phoenix Part 2 | |
| 12. | Hella Good Japanese bonus track | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: CC |
Date: October 24, 2017 at 18:02 |
| When Anthems came out, I enjoyed it, but beyond Aimin High, I never quite got addicted to that album. Yeah it was great, but it never clicked 100% with me. Then came the self titled album. I initially ignored it, as the first two singles did not blow me away. Finally though I bought it a few months late and was instantly hooked and blown away to the point it was my album of the year. Even the two singles I initially blew off, clicked with me. So now onto this new one. The obvious thing to say is that it is not as good as the last album, but at the same time it is fucking awesome. There are a couple of songs that dont quite hit the spot with me, but a lot of the songs on here are awesome. Opening track, Young blood rising sounds like it picks up exactly where the last one left off. There is more mellow stuff on this one though. One special note I have to say though is I absolutely love the No Doubt cover on the Japanese version.
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| From: Doghouse Reilly |
Date: November 26, 2017 at 21:20 |
| I know, I know--I've been pretty hard on these Scandinavian bands trying to relive the Sunset Strip glory(hole?) days. I guess maybe, the older I get and the heavier my tastes get, I just need to be in the right mood for this type of music. So this weekend, I must be in the right mood, because i'm quite enjoying Bad Blood Rising. As always with a band like this, there's some focal/lyrical silliness to get past. But man, these riffs are so good, and heavy! I always describe a band like Santa Cruz or Crazy Lixx as "Sebastian Bach singing Def Leppard songs with a funny accent," but I'm glad to report that these guys lean more to the Skid Row side of things, kinda midway between the debut and Slave To The Grind. They're best when they play at full volume; the ballads are a little boring except for "Get Me Out Of California." To me, Santa Cruz picked up where their countrymen Reckless Love left off when they started getting really stoopid after their first two albums. I dig it!
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