Head on Straight Tonic

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  • Release Date: 09/24/2002
  • Sales Rank: 116,894
  • Label: UMVD LABELS
  • UPC: 044006439723

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Head on Straight

1LISTENRoses 3:27
2LISTENTake Me as I Am 3:36
3LISTENCount on Me (Somebody) 3:48
4LISTENDo You Know 3:47
5LISTENHead on Straight 3:45
6LISTENLiar 2:54
7LISTENOn Your Feet Again 3:53
8LISTENCome Rest Your Head 4:27
9LISTENRing Around Her Finger 4:21
10LISTENBelieve Me 3:28
11LISTENIrish 5:07
12LISTENLet Me Go 5:54

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Produced by metal guru Bob Rock, Tonic's heavy-handed Head on Straight takes dead aim at arena rock circa 2002 via strong melodies, big choruses, thick, domineering guitars, and a solid backbeat. Singer Emerson Hart proudly wears a broken heart on his tattered sleeve, especially on anthemic cuts such as "Take Me As I Am," "Do You Know," and "Believe Me," all of which showcase his expansive range and captivating emotive style evocative of Bono, Michael Hutchence, and Eddie Vedder. Guitarist Jeff Russo's pentatonic riffs, shimmering harmonics, and engaging arpeggios provide a perfect canvas for Hart's bellow and bassist Dan Lavery's funky staccato lines. Waxing political in "Irish" ("I won't die for England") and working out a blues mojo in "Rest Your Head," Tonic exudes confidence and conviction on a grand collection sans filler. ~ Tom Semioli, All Music Guide All Music Guide



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Head on Straightby Anonymous

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January 04, 2004: Do they sing anything but love songs? All these songs sound the same. They all run together.

Head on Straightby Anonymous

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October 15, 2002: Tonic's third album is their best! Every song is so good that it's hard to find a favorite, because each song is unbelievably good. In this era of mediocre talent - this extremely talented band should be at the top of everyone's list of Favorite Band. And they're GREAT in concert!


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