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Category: Stoner Metal
Year: 2001
Label: Mammoth
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Personnel
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Scott Hill vocals, guitar
Bob Balch lead guitar
Brad Davis bass
Brant Bjork drums
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Tracks
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| 1. | Separate Kingdom | |
| 2. | Hang On | |
| 3. | Mongoose | |
| 4. | Thinkin' Out Loud | |
| 5. | California Crossing | |
| 6. | Wiz Kid | |
| 7. | Squash That Fly | |
| 8. | Ampn' | |
| 9. | Bultaco | |
| 10. | Downtown in Dogtown | |
| 11. | The Wasteoid | |
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| From: Doghouse Reilly |
Date: November 30, 2015 at 22:57 |
| The tight, catchy songwriting from King Of The Road continues, along with an even further rolling-back of the trippier aspects of the Fu Manchu sound. Some called it a sellout, an attempt to achieve commercial success--I dunno. It still sounds like Fu Manchu, with those lazy Ace Frehley-style vocals and simple infectious riffs. The productio is just cleaner, not sounding like the music's been left in a hot car to melt all afternoon. Highlights are "Separate Kingdom," "Mongoose," "Thinkin' Out loud," "Bultaco"--really everything, but the whole doesn't give me the same buzz King Of The Road did.
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