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CD - Canadian Import

  • Release Date: 03/26/2007
  • Original Release: 2005
  • Sales Rank: 110,742
  • Label: 604 RECORDS
  • UPC: 825396000621

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Gasoline

1LISTENHating Hollywood 3:25
2LISTENNo Way Out 3:29
3LISTENNo Surprise 3:40
4LISTENQuiver 2:51
5LISTENSanta Monica 4:06
6LISTENBetter Off 2:51
7LISTENSay Goodbye 3:04
8LISTENHello Lonely (Walk Away from This) 4:21
9LISTENMe & My Girl 3:40
10LISTENSince You've Been Gone 4:18
11LISTENHell Just Ain't the Same 1:05
12LISTENSave the Best for Last 4:15
13LISTENIn the Middle 3:36

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Editorial Reviews

Chad Kroeger isn't as close to Gasoline as he was Theory of a Deadman's 2002 debut, which he co-produced and helped write. But his Nickelback-ian bellow is still a primary influence on Theory frontman and principal songwriter Tyler Connelly, and Gasoline's read of the grunge handbook is just as broad. The acoustic touches on "Hello Lonely" and "Santa Monica" are a respite from the record's processed distortion hammer, but Gasoline's main thrust is Connelly's brooding over a departed girlfriend, as his band methodically transforms 1990s grunge dynamics into 21st century hard rock. Opener "Hating Hollywood" roars on the siphoned power of a familiar riff, "No Way Out" features yowling wah-wah pedal, and "Better Off" is another three minutes of meaty guitar setting up a chorus of "I don't care about anyone/You know that I'm better off." "No Surprise" has a similarly swagger, but with a melody that carries it as a single. Gasoline's remainder drops in a power ballad ("Since You've Been Gone"), a bluesy track ("Hell Just Ain't the Same"), and songs like "Quiver" and "Save the Best for Last" that would slot into anything by Nickelback or Puddle of Mudd. Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide

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Gasolineby Anonymous

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June 26, 2006: This cd was so good. I loved it. I thought all the song were great and I would tell anyone to buy it.

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Gasolineby Anonymous

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December 29, 2005: This is truly one of the best rock records of the 2000s. These guys are somewhat similar to Nickelback but still maintain a distinctive style. I rate all tracks no lower than 4 stars and stand-out tracks that would be number 1 singles if there was any justice in this world include 'I'm hating hollywood', 'quiver', 'santa monica', 'say goodbye' and 'me & my girl'. Awesome, buy this! Tyler, Dean and Dave I expect a mention in your next album for this review!

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