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Track List
01) I Want My Now
02) Good People Are Hard to Find
03) Who's Laughing Now
04) How the Glass Fell
05) The Boogieman Surprise
06) Welcome to Bushwhackers
07) The Wrong Bandage
08) You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory
09) Git From Round Me
10) Heroes
11) A Pitiful Beauty
12) New Threat
13) Mr. Spider
14) We Gotta Rise
15) People Who Died
16) Congratulations
01) I Want My Now
02) Good People Are Hard to Find
03) Who's Laughing Now
04) How the Glass Fell
05) The Boogieman Surprise
06) Welcome to Bushwhackers
07) The Wrong Bandage
08) You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory
09) Git From Round Me
10) Heroes
11) A Pitiful Beauty
12) New Threat
13) Mr. Spider
14) We Gotta Rise
15) People Who Died
16) Congratulations
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1:02
4:09
0:30
3:38
4:13
0:28
3:51
4:22
4:08
1:27
3:33
6:02
3:34
4:56
3:31
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First Released
2019
Hard Rock
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"Rise" is the second studio album by American rock supergroup Hollywood Vampires, formed in 2015 by Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp and Joe Perry to honor the music of the rock stars who died from excess in the 1970s, released on 21st June 2019 on the earMUSIC label.
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For their second LP, Rise, they inverted the paradigm and recorded mostly originals with only a few covers, and it’s only now that it sounds like a band finding its footing. The band’s MVP is still Cooper, who yuks it up about wanting a “diamond selfie stick” on the hard-rocking, seven-minute opener “I Want My Now” and remains the only vocalist alive who can sing a line like “Darkness, for me, is all I know” convincingly on a track called “Mr. Spider.” He flexes his sense of dark humor on the rockabilly boogie-woogie number “Welcome to Bushwackers,” which features John Waters and Jeff Beck, as he brags, “Girls used to jump on me when I was 23, still do/That’s right, I repeat, they still do.” He’s hilarious and confident even when some of his bandmates are experiencing growing pains.
Despite the rocky vocal performances, Depp and Perry make up for their shortcomings on the guitar. “The Boogieman Surprise” has a woozy, sea-sickening riffs that give way to a big Cooper chorus, and “New Threat” is all blues-rock swagger with the sort of solo that harks back to Aerosmith’s Seventies peak. The mix of songs is a little uneven (closing track “Congratulations” is a bizarre slam poem recited by Cooper, Depp, and Perry) but Rise shows where the band’s three stars’ personalities unite in a Venn diagram and work together well. It’s just that these Vampires sound best when they’re sharing the same blood source.
Reviewed by Kory Grow for rollingstone.com.
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"Rise" is the second studio album by American rock supergroup Hollywood Vampires, formed in 2015 by Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp and Joe Perry to honor the music of the rock stars who died from excess in the 1970s, released on 21st June 2019 on the earMUSIC label.
User Album Review
For their second LP, Rise, they inverted the paradigm and recorded mostly originals with only a few covers, and it’s only now that it sounds like a band finding its footing. The band’s MVP is still Cooper, who yuks it up about wanting a “diamond selfie stick” on the hard-rocking, seven-minute opener “I Want My Now” and remains the only vocalist alive who can sing a line like “Darkness, for me, is all I know” convincingly on a track called “Mr. Spider.” He flexes his sense of dark humor on the rockabilly boogie-woogie number “Welcome to Bushwackers,” which features John Waters and Jeff Beck, as he brags, “Girls used to jump on me when I was 23, still do/That’s right, I repeat, they still do.” He’s hilarious and confident even when some of his bandmates are experiencing growing pains.
Despite the rocky vocal performances, Depp and Perry make up for their shortcomings on the guitar. “The Boogieman Surprise” has a woozy, sea-sickening riffs that give way to a big Cooper chorus, and “New Threat” is all blues-rock swagger with the sort of solo that harks back to Aerosmith’s Seventies peak. The mix of songs is a little uneven (closing track “Congratulations” is a bizarre slam poem recited by Cooper, Depp, and Perry) but Rise shows where the band’s three stars’ personalities unite in a Venn diagram and work together well. It’s just that these Vampires sound best when they’re sharing the same blood source.
Reviewed by Kory Grow for rollingstone.com.
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