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| 4.885 Ft
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| 1. | Born To Be A Man
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| 2. | O Katrina!
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| 3. | Boomerang
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| 4. | Sea Of Blasphemy
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| 5. | Buried Alive
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| 6. | Stranger
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| 7. | Time Of The Scab
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| 8. | Dirty Hands
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| 9. | Not A Problem
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| 10. | M.I.A
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| 11. | Hott Pistil
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| 12. | Gung Ho
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| 13. | Hipi, Hipi, Horah
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| 14. | Take Me Home
Back To Boone
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| 15. | Ain't Coming Back
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| 16. | Make It
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| 17. | Juvenile
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| 18. | Freak Out
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| 19. | FAD
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| 20. | Wild Man
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| 21. | DISCOGRAPHY
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| 22. | TRAILERS
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Youthful exuberance is one thing but these guys are already relative veterans and they’re only in their 20’s. “We’re The Black Lips from Atlanta, Georgia” is the way it all kicks off. Catch The Black Lips racing through a set culled from all the records with relentless precision. They know exactly where it’s at and where it’s going. What’s more, they don’t appear to give a rat’s chuff. "Wildmen In Action" pretty much does what it says on the tin. There’s a Mose Allison song called “Wildman On The Loose”,
this performance DVD is that to the power of four. Lock up your daughters, your animals, anything with an orifice because The Black Lips are coming... in every sense of the word. You’ve heard about the generation gap, well it’s just about to become a chasm
Black Lips
Active Decade: '00s
Genre: Rock
Styles: Garage Rock Revival, Garage Punk
Playing garage-flavored punk rock with a Southern accent, a messed-up and bluesy undertow, and the gleefully destructive impact of a 15-year-old with a bag of firecrackers, the Black Lips are an Atlanta-based combo who after their debut in 2000 soon developed a reputation as one of the Peach State's wildest bands. The Black Lips consisted of Cole Alexander on lead vocals, guitar, and harmonica, Ben Eberbaugh on lead guitar, Jared Swilley on bass, and Joe Bradley on drums when they released their first single. After a second single and a handful of out-of-control live shows that led to them being banned from several Georgia venues, they caught the attention of Greg Shaw at Bomp! Records, who signed the band to a recording deal. The Black Lips cut their self-titled first album in mid-2002, but before it could be released, Ederbaugh was killed in a freak auto accident when a driver going the wrong way crashed into his car at a toll booth. The death occurred only a few days before the Black Lips were to set out on an East Coast and Midwest tour; believing Ederbaugh would have wanted them to continue, the band set out as a three-piece and made plans to add a new lead guitarist for a more extensive tour in 2003, scheduled to support the release of the album. The Black Lips jumped to In the Red for the 2005 effort Let It Bloom. Since that time, the band put out Los Valientes del Mundo Nuevo -- the band's first release for Vice -- and Good Bad Not Evil, both in 2007.
--- Mark Deming, All Music Guide |
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