Karma to Burn [Bonus Tracks] Karma to Burn

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  • Release Date: 01/20/2009
  • Original Release: 1997
  • Sales Rank: 90,676
  • Label: METAL MIND
  • UPC: 5907785029927

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Karma to Burn [Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENMa Petite Mort 4:08
2LISTENBobbi, Bobbi, Bobbi-I'm Not God 3:00
3LISTENPatty Hearst's Closet Mantra 5:13
4LISTENMt. Penetrator 4:26
5LISTENEight 4:39
6LISTENAppalachian Woman 3:50
7LISTENTwenty Four Hours 5:01
8LISTENSix-Gun Sucker Punch 4:10
9LISTENThirteen 3:48
10LISTEN(Waltz of The) Playboy Pallbearers 3:37
11LISTENTwin Sisters and Half a Bottle of Bourbon 3:57
12LISTENSix 14:04
13LISTENTwenty Eight Bonus Track 4:08
14LISTENThirty Four Bonus Track 3:56
15LISTENNine Bonus Track 4:08
16LISTENTwenty Bonus Track 3:48
17LISTENSix Bonus Track 3:47

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Karma to Burn released one of the most original hard rock albums of 1997 with its fantastic self-titled debut. The West Virginia combo is usually associated with the "stoner rock" scene because of its reliance on '70s-style hard rock riffs, but unlike most bands in that genre, Karma to Burn merely dabbles in fuzzy distortion and psychedelia. When guitarist William's somber tone and minor chords are combined with song titles like "Bobbi, Bobbi, Bobbi -- I'm Not God" and "Waltz of the Playboy Pallbearers," the result is both cryptic and hilarious. Singer J. Jarosz was only brought aboard as a compromise, and it shows, as his contribution is both unspectacular and largely unnecessary. In fact, the most interesting vocal contribution comes from the female voice on "Patty Hearst's Closet Mantra." The double parting shot of "Twin Sisters and Half a Bottle of Bourbon" and "Six" helps make this album a must-have for enthusiasts of original and challenging hard rock. [Metal Mind's 2008 Limited Edition included five bonus tracks.] Eduardo Rivadavia, All Music Guide

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