All the Pain Money Can Buy Fastball

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  • Release Date: 03/10/1998
  • Sales Rank: 13,439
  • Label: HOLLYWOOD RECORDS
  • UPC: 720616213020

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All the Pain Money Can Buy

1LISTENThe Way 4:16
2LISTENFire Escape 3:21
3LISTENBetter Than It Was 2:48
4LISTENWhich Way to the Top? 3:50
5LISTENSooner or Later 2:39
6LISTENWarm Fuzzy Feeling 1:55
7LISTENSlow Drag 3:37
8LISTENG.O.D. (Good Old Days) 3:31
9LISTENCharlie, the Methadone Man 3:17
10LISTENOut of My Head 2:32
11LISTENDamaged Goods 3:02
12LISTENNowhere Road 3:25
13LISTENSweetwater, Texas 3:53

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When compared to their previous album (the 1996 debut Make Your Mama Proud), Fastball's All the Pain Money Can Buy shows that the group was steadily improving and honing its AAA/roots rock sound. The biggest difference between All the Pain Money Can Buy and their debut is that by spicing up their songs with horns and classic synthesizer sounds, Fastball created an album with greater musical variety. Produced by Julian Raymond and the band, the disc recalls the sound and approach of classic '70s rock, with the group stressing feel over precision. That doesn't stop the band from updating its vintage rock with '90s technology and sounds, however, as proven by the presence of a beatbox in the album's opener, "The Way." One of the best tracks, the laid-back and groovy "Which Way to the Top?," is a duet between Fastball's Miles Zuniga and female solo artist Poe. The horn section featured on the upbeat "G.O.D. (Good Old Days)" recalls early-period Chicago, while the band tackles the singer/songwriter genre of days past on "Out of My Head" with a mellow organ sound and introspective lyrics. If you like your classic rock with a little more grit and experimentation, Fastball are wholeheartedly recommended. Greg Prato, All Music Guide

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Homecomingby Anonymous

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June 21, 2003: Fire escape is the best.It is on Buffy and is very catchy.

Blown awayby Anonymous

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October 25, 2000: Easily one of the best CDs I've ever picked up.


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