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Tracklisting:
01. Rush Hour, Baby
02. Back From The Dead
03. Ramble Down
04. Juice Man
05. Wild Child
06. Bad Lovin' Never Felt So Good
07. Hair of the Dog
08. Bite My Tongue
09. Breakout
10. Shut My Mouth
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Band Name: Stonerider
Album Name: Three Legs of Trouble
Release Date: 2008-01-29
Label: Trustkill Records
Producer: Bill Appleberry
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You may remember a Southern rock band called Fight Paris, whose debut album was released on Trustkill Records in 2005. If you're wondering whatever happened to Fight Paris you will definitely want to look for 'Three Legs of Trouble', the debut album from Stonerider, out on Trustkill Records this Jan. Stonerider is essentially Fight Paris' new name but the music is fundamentally different enough where Stonerider can be considered a whole new band. Bill Appleberry, who produced albums for Operator and The Wallflowers, and plays keyboards for Joe Walsh, produced 'Three Legs of Trouble' and it is a fireball of raw stoner rock blues. The album was written with all four members jamming together and it is evident from the organic rock n' roll sound.
Songs like 'Wild Child' are heavily reminiscent of AC/DC in its heyday. With catchy guitar riffage, heavy base, glam rock style vocals, and blatant sexual innuendo Stonerider definitely delivers a catchy straight up rock n' roll hit with 'Wild Child'. Same with 'Rush Hour Baby' and, most of the songs on 'Three Legs of Trouble'. Stonerider admits to being influenced by bands like Led Zeppelin but there is a noticeable 80's rock influence from bands like L.A. Guns, and Ratt in there as well. Stonerider's sound has been called Modern Classic Rock and this is really the most accurate way to describe it. There would be no hardcore or metal, or metal core or whatever, with out the raunchy blues rock of bands like Led Zeppelin and AC/DC. Stonerider has tapped into that deep seeded love we all have for the roots of rock and created something entirely new out of it.
Review by: Colette Claire
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