Salutations from the Ghetto Nation [Bonus Tracks] Warrior Soul

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  • Release Date: 03/14/2006
  • Original Release: 1992
  • Sales Rank: 67,133
  • Label: ESCAPI
  • UPC: 829571004626

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Salutations from the Ghetto Nation [Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENLove Destruction 4:47
2LISTENBlown 3:48
3LISTENShine Like It 4:48
4LISTENDimension 4:58
5LISTENPunk and Belligerent 3:53
6LISTENAss-Kickin 3:37
7LISTENThe Party 4:09
8LISTENThe Golden Shore 6:41
9LISTENTrip Rider 4:32
10LISTENI Love You 3:27
11LISTENThe Fallen 6:04
12LISTENGhetto Nation 5:37
13LISTENIntro Live / Bonus Track 3:33
14LISTENLove Destruction Live / Bonus Track 5:06
15LISTENBlown Live / Bonus Track 3:44

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Warrior Soul wasted no time getting down to business on their third album, Salutations from the Ghetto Nation; they make up for their distractedly unfocused sophomore effort by exploding into life with the powerful, circular riff of opener "Love Destruction," arguably the best single of the group's career. In what amounts to a near-perfect first half, the pulsating power chords of "Blown" and "Shine Like It" revisit the relentless intensity of the band's impressive debut before giving way to the amazingly direct and message-free punk rock energy of "Punk and Belligerent" and "Ass Kickin'." Sadly, some of the most refreshingly unique moments of the band's career are pretty much spoiled by the lackluster string of songs that follow, sinking the remainder of the album in lumbering, uninspired epics topped with Kory Clarke's political whining. A tale of two halves, Salutations would continue Warrior Soul's career slide and set the stage for their creative low-point with 1993's Chill Pill. [This edition contains bonus tracks.] Eduardo Rivadavia, All Music Guide

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