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  • Release Date: 10/07/1997
  • Original Release: 1989
  • Sales Rank: 39,530
  • Label: GEFFEN GOLD LINE SP.
  • UPC: 720642422724
 
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Junkyard

1LISTENBlooze 3:50
2LISTENHot Rod 2:43
3LISTENSimple Man 4:22
4LISTENShot in the Dark 3:33
5LISTENHollywood 3:01
6LISTENLife Sentence 3:09
7LISTENLong Way Home 4:44
8LISTENCan't Hold Back 4:01
9LISTENTexas 3:36
10LISTENHands Off 5:25

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Editorial Reviews

Comprised of ex-Dag Nasty/Minor Threat and future Bad Religion guitarist Brian Baker, Junkyard's 1989 debut is a rollicking, good time, if somewhat disjointed, affair. Produced by veteran classic rock knobster Tom Werman, the band's self-titled debut puts a different spin on the late-'80s hair rock mantra. Dirtier and certainly blusier than most of its counterparts, Junkyard incorporated elements of Southern rock, boogie-woogie, and AC/DCism into one compact sound. Songs like "Simple Man," replete with saloon-style piano, make a valid argument for a good idea seen through with lackluster execution. The album's single "Hollywood" sounds like Faster Pussycat playing through Lynyrd Skynyrd's guitar rig. If you like Rhino Bucket or the Sea Hags of this world, Junkyard's debut is worth checking out. John Franck, All Music Guide

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