Hot Damn!, Every Time I Die, Music CD

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Hot Damn!


1	Romeo a Go-Go 2:40
2	Off Broadway 2:28
3	I Been Gone a Long Time 3:02
4	Godspeed Us to Sea 2:32
5	She's My Rushmore 1:48
6	Floater 2:55
7	In the Event That Everything Should Go Terribly Wrong 2:38
8	Ebolarama 2:58
9	Hit of the Search Party 3:11
10	Pornogratherapy 2:50

Biography

Editorial Reviews

While this may be the sophomore full-length album from New York's Every Time I Die, it hardly falls into the sophomore slump of which so many acts seem plagued. Instead, this five-piece has taken a smart, safe step with some variations of its metal-core style, but keeps things primarily intact, thus not alienating too many fans. One variation that has been infused into the sound is an occasional Southern rock guitar sound, another is vocals that aren't always at a heart-piercing scream: occasionally there is a singing melody. However, their overall sound on Hot Damn! is comparable to the likes of Norma Jean or Drowningman, while never being derivative. The band has also continued to work upon the intriguing tongue-in-cheek lyrics for which it's become known. With lines like "Maybe someday they'll find that I've washed up...Drag the lake, you'll find it's full of love" ("Floater"), the members of Every Time I Die continue to show that they've got more in their music than just something for moshing. ~ Kurt Morris, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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Hot Damn!


1	Romeo a Go-Go 2:40
2	Off Broadway 2:28
3	I Been Gone a Long Time 3:02
4	Godspeed Us to Sea 2:32
5	She's My Rushmore 1:48
6	Floater 2:55
7	In the Event That Everything Should Go Terribly Wrong 2:38
8	Ebolarama 2:58
9	Hit of the Search Party 3:11
10	Pornogratherapy 2:50

All Music Guide

While this may be the sophomore full-length album from New York's Every Time I Die, it hardly falls into the sophomore slump of which so many acts seem plagued. Instead, this five-piece has taken a smart, safe step with some variations of its metal-core style, but keeps things primarily intact, thus not alienating too many fans. One variation that has been infused into the sound is an occasional Southern rock guitar sound, another is vocals that aren't always at a heart-piercing scream: occasionally there is a singing melody. However, their overall sound on Hot Damn! is comparable to the likes of Norma Jean or Drowningman, while never being derivative. The band has also continued to work upon the intriguing tongue-in-cheek lyrics for which it's become known. With lines like "Maybe someday they'll find that I've washed up...Drag the lake, you'll find it's full of love" ("Floater"), the members of Every Time I Die continue to show that they've got more in their music than just something for moshing. ~ Kurt Morris, All Music Guide

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 07/01/2003
Label: FERRET RECORDS
Catalog No.: 37
UPC: 828136003722
Sales Rank: 56,869

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Every Time I Die		Primary Artist
Andy Williams		Guitar
Jordan Buckley		Guitar
Keith Buckley		Vocals

Technical Credits
Alan Douches		Mastering
Eric Rachel		Producer, Engineer
Jacob Bannon		Art Direction