Black Stone Cherry - Black Stone Cherry (Special Edition) (2006) [.flac 24bit/44.1kHz]
BAND/ARTIST: Black Stone Cherry
- Title: Black Stone Cherry (Special Edition)
- Year Of Release: 2006
- Label: Roadrunner Records
- Genre: Southern Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
- Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit/44.1kHz / ALAC (tracks) 24bit/44.1kHz
- Total Time: 01:14:19
- Total Size: 179.4 MB / 558.0 MB / 967.0 MB / 958.5 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
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[3:25] 01. Black Stone Cherry - Rain Wizard
[3:07] 02. Black Stone Cherry - Backwoods Gold
[3:51] 03. Black Stone Cherry - Lonely Train
[3:48] 04. Black Stone Cherry - Maybe Someday
[3:36] 05. Black Stone Cherry - When the Weight Comes Down
[3:37] 06. Black Stone Cherry - Crosstown Woman
[3:13] 07. Black Stone Cherry - Shooting Star
[4:02] 08. Black Stone Cherry - Hell and High Water
[3:06] 09. Black Stone Cherry - Shapes of Things
[3:24] 10. Black Stone Cherry - Violator Girl
[3:16] 11. Black Stone Cherry - Tired of the Rain
[3:05] 12. Black Stone Cherry - Drive
[5:00] 13. Black Stone Cherry - Rollin' On
[4:22] 14. Black Stone Cherry - Big City Lights (Bonus Track)
[3:53] 15. Black Stone Cherry - We Are the Kings (Bonus Track)
[3:34] 16. Black Stone Cherry - Drinkin' Champagne (Bonus Track)
[3:54] 17. Black Stone Cherry - Stop Runnin' (Bonus Track)
[4:08] 18. Black Stone Cherry - Lonely Train (Acoustic) [Bonus Track]
[4:26] 19. Black Stone Cherry - Hell and High Water (Acoustic) [Bonus Track]
[3:42] 20. Black Stone Cherry - Maybe Someday (Acoustic) [Bonus Track]
1 disque(s) - 20 piste(s)
Durée totale : 01:14:05
Artiste principal : Black Stone Cherry
Label : Roadrunner Records
Genre : Rock
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo
© 2006 The All Blacks B.V. Issued under license to Roadrunner Records
℗ 2006 The All Blacks B.V. Issued under license to Roadrunner Records
lack Stone Cherry Review by Megan Frye
The debut album from youthful Kentucky rockers Black Stone Cherry meanders comfortably somewhere between metal and Southern rock. Black Stone Cherry has what it takes to be considered hard rock and Southern rock. Songs with titles like "Lonely Train," "Tired of the Rain," and "Rollin' On" and their somewhat predictable lyrics land the formula of Southern rock. Heavy distortion and gritty, brooding vocals reminiscent of Godsmack's Sully Erna lay down the format for alternative metal. Black Stone Cherry does what a lot of bands in the new century of alternative metal would like to -- find a new sound. The album never gets boring and is full of great riffs and a thunderous rhythm section. Lead singer Chris Robertson's vocals are surprisingly mature and soulful and the band's lead guitar (Robertson and Ben Wells) is impressive. "Shapes of Things," a cover of the Yardbirds chestnut, is a standout on the album. The tone, the rhythm, and the vocals are unique -- and if Black Stone Cherry keeps heading in this direction, the band will surely be able to separate itself from the influx of other bands who have been riding on the post-grunge alternative metal circuit since the '90s. The same goes for "Tired of the Rain," which features some of the best guitar work on the album, from a choppy riff to blues-infused licks and solo -- it's anything but bland. The real clincher of this song, as well as with "Rollin' On," is the use of a B-3 organ from guest artist Reece Wynans. It has all the charm of nostalgia, without being boring or forced. There's no doubt that Black Stone Cherry has talent, and they are onto something. Black Stone Cherry proves the band is diverse in their influences and goals. The Southern rock twist and the occasional Merle Haggard reference are a really solid start, but at times, the album comes across as a little too generic for what the band is capable of. Black Stone Cherry has more in them than to become just another alternative metal band in the now very post-grunge era.
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[3:25] 01. Black Stone Cherry - Rain Wizard
[3:07] 02. Black Stone Cherry - Backwoods Gold
[3:51] 03. Black Stone Cherry - Lonely Train
[3:48] 04. Black Stone Cherry - Maybe Someday
[3:36] 05. Black Stone Cherry - When the Weight Comes Down
[3:37] 06. Black Stone Cherry - Crosstown Woman
[3:13] 07. Black Stone Cherry - Shooting Star
[4:02] 08. Black Stone Cherry - Hell and High Water
[3:06] 09. Black Stone Cherry - Shapes of Things
[3:24] 10. Black Stone Cherry - Violator Girl
[3:16] 11. Black Stone Cherry - Tired of the Rain
[3:05] 12. Black Stone Cherry - Drive
[5:00] 13. Black Stone Cherry - Rollin' On
[4:22] 14. Black Stone Cherry - Big City Lights (Bonus Track)
[3:53] 15. Black Stone Cherry - We Are the Kings (Bonus Track)
[3:34] 16. Black Stone Cherry - Drinkin' Champagne (Bonus Track)
[3:54] 17. Black Stone Cherry - Stop Runnin' (Bonus Track)
[4:08] 18. Black Stone Cherry - Lonely Train (Acoustic) [Bonus Track]
[4:26] 19. Black Stone Cherry - Hell and High Water (Acoustic) [Bonus Track]
[3:42] 20. Black Stone Cherry - Maybe Someday (Acoustic) [Bonus Track]
1 disque(s) - 20 piste(s)
Durée totale : 01:14:05
Artiste principal : Black Stone Cherry
Label : Roadrunner Records
Genre : Rock
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo
© 2006 The All Blacks B.V. Issued under license to Roadrunner Records
℗ 2006 The All Blacks B.V. Issued under license to Roadrunner Records
lack Stone Cherry Review by Megan Frye
The debut album from youthful Kentucky rockers Black Stone Cherry meanders comfortably somewhere between metal and Southern rock. Black Stone Cherry has what it takes to be considered hard rock and Southern rock. Songs with titles like "Lonely Train," "Tired of the Rain," and "Rollin' On" and their somewhat predictable lyrics land the formula of Southern rock. Heavy distortion and gritty, brooding vocals reminiscent of Godsmack's Sully Erna lay down the format for alternative metal. Black Stone Cherry does what a lot of bands in the new century of alternative metal would like to -- find a new sound. The album never gets boring and is full of great riffs and a thunderous rhythm section. Lead singer Chris Robertson's vocals are surprisingly mature and soulful and the band's lead guitar (Robertson and Ben Wells) is impressive. "Shapes of Things," a cover of the Yardbirds chestnut, is a standout on the album. The tone, the rhythm, and the vocals are unique -- and if Black Stone Cherry keeps heading in this direction, the band will surely be able to separate itself from the influx of other bands who have been riding on the post-grunge alternative metal circuit since the '90s. The same goes for "Tired of the Rain," which features some of the best guitar work on the album, from a choppy riff to blues-infused licks and solo -- it's anything but bland. The real clincher of this song, as well as with "Rollin' On," is the use of a B-3 organ from guest artist Reece Wynans. It has all the charm of nostalgia, without being boring or forced. There's no doubt that Black Stone Cherry has talent, and they are onto something. Black Stone Cherry proves the band is diverse in their influences and goals. The Southern rock twist and the occasional Merle Haggard reference are a really solid start, but at times, the album comes across as a little too generic for what the band is capable of. Black Stone Cherry has more in them than to become just another alternative metal band in the now very post-grunge era.
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