Celebration Rock
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Imprint:
[S.l.] : - Polyvinyl Record Co
Language:
English
Credits:
Produced by Jesse Gander & Japandroids.
Performers:
Japandroids (Brian King, guitar, vocals ; David Prowse, drums, vocals).
Notes:
Recorded between 2010 and 2011 at the Hive Creative Labs in Vancouver, BC.
Compact disc.
Credits on container; lyrics ([20] p.) inserted in container.
The nights of wine and roses (4:02) -- Fire's highway (4:44) -- Evil's sway (4:27) -- For the love of Ivy (4:13) -- Adrenaline nightshift (4:26) -- Younger us (3:33) -- The house that Heaven built (4:49) -- Continuous thunder (4:59).
Compact disc.
Credits on container; lyrics ([20] p.) inserted in container.
The nights of wine and roses (4:02) -- Fire's highway (4:44) -- Evil's sway (4:27) -- For the love of Ivy (4:13) -- Adrenaline nightshift (4:26) -- Younger us (3:33) -- The house that Heaven built (4:49) -- Continuous thunder (4:59).
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Japandroids
Characteristics:
1 sound disc :,digital ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentCelebrate JAPANDROIDS and their ROCK! Hailing from Vancouver BC, this duo is somewhere in between Superchunk & ...and They Will Know Us By Our Trail of Dead. Add a splash of Arcade fire and there you go! The album CELEBRATION ROCK is stellar--a great listen. Lyrically it's OK, but that's not really what this band is about. It's about big enthusiastic anthems delivered with the driving force of a one-man drum corp and a big guitar. They bring it.