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Format:
MP3, ~256 Kbps VBR
Length: 40:54
Tracks: 12
Record Label: Downtown Records
© (c) 2008 Downtown Records
Heart On $9.98
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"A gleeful blend of the glam, garage, and blues-rock of the 1970s; with Eagles of Death Metal, the line between parody and loving homage is almost nonexistent."– Amie Street Editors
For fans of: Queens of the Stone Age, Foo Fighters, Wolfmother
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12 RECs for this Album
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vigilantejoe Rec'd this on Jan 12, 2009:
Street Cred: 9
Rec's: 9
Track: (I Used To Couldn't Dance) Tight Pants
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Album: Heart On
Artist: Eagles of Death Metal
“a very funky song with a very strange beat to it. i find it very easy to want to strap on them girl jeans and run up to my friends and say,"CHECK IT, TIGHT PANTS"! another groovy song via jesse the devil a.k.a. boots electric and the growing cult icon that is joshua "baby duck" homme”
vigilantejoe Rec'd this on Jan 9, 2009:
Street Cred: 9
Rec's: 9
“it's a sexually charged masterpiece that makes ya wanna do the teen wolf”
bdusek Rec'd this on Feb 13, 2009:
Street Cred: 357
Rec's: 12
“Balls-out guitar rock. Sometimes channeling the Stones is forgivably, and undeniably, catchy rather than just sounding like a rip-off.”
vigilantejoe Rec'd this on Jan 9, 2009:
Street Cred: 9
Rec's: 9
“i don't get how you couldn't like this song. i don't think it should've dragged out as much as it does. other than that. it's eagles of f-in' death metal”
vigilantejoe Rec'd this on Jan 12, 2009:
Street Cred: 9
Rec's: 9
“their first attempt at a serious love song since so easy off their first album. it spins a tale of a guy who's all tough and finally meets "the one", let's his gaurd down and "she goes all hollywood" on him. it's a good song if you feel like a fool for being hurt in a relationship. the title says it best.”
vigilantejoe Rec'd this on Jan 9, 2009:
Street Cred: 9
Rec's: 9
“sounds similar to the crash bandicoot theme song, at the beginning but then it goes all flaming lips on ya and it...is...gould”
vigilantejoe Rec'd this on Jan 12, 2009:
Street Cred: 9
Rec's: 9
“easily my favorite track off of this album. i really didn't think that they could make awesome songs like this after they hit the mainstream, but, as always i was surprised and amazed at how they can make a song with so many simplistic layers sound oh so good.”
wildcherry1000 Rec'd this on Nov 27, 2008:
Street Cred: 31
Rec's: 6
“Good song! :) It makes me smile, haha. I like the beat.”
vigilantejoe Rec'd this on Jan 12, 2009:
Street Cred: 9
Rec's: 9
“it's such a bad ass opening. guns a-blazin in all it's majesty. the riff is really moves this song. it hits parts of indian influence, the spoken word opening reminiscent of their song ballad of queen bee and baby duck.”
matt_fig21b Rec'd this on Oct 23, 2008:
Street Cred: 0
Rec's: 2
“Great track off of the new EODM album, it pounds away in a style that is instantly recognisable from their previous releases.
Great moment from an album that is shaping up really well.”
