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The Grannies : Taste The Walker
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Garage punk rock. "killer tunes - the grannies rule! get used to it" -Dawn Anderson, Backfire, Seattle.
Genre: Rock: Punk
Release Date: 2002
Taste The Walker Record Label: Dead Teenager
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Crime Pays 3:46 Album Only
Mental Ass Print 3:13 Album Only
Mad Cow Disease 2:52 Album Only
Pink Boots 3:52 Album Only
Face Down 2:27 Album Only
Race Against Time 2:35 Album Only
Rolling Blackouts 4:00 Album Only
Taste the Walker 2:36 Album Only
Alpenglow 3:50 Album Only
Never Talking to You Again 4:09 Album Only
Razorblade 3:38 Album Only
Haunted 2:31 Album Only
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Album Notes

"This an incredibly consistent slab of proto punk-metal. It turns out that these fire-starting, booze-swilling, dress-wearing nitwits might actually matter!"
-John O'Neill/ SF BAY GUARDIAN February 2002
The same well-refined mayhem takes an even darker turn on "Taste The Walker." The fresh face of Grannihilator (g,v), Nasty Old Bag (d,v) and Dusty Titties (b,v) reduce the sharp edge from their previous effort and find the band keeping the metal and dropping much of their garage production.
This time around they use a couple covers, GBH's "Race Against Time" and Husker Du's "Never Talking To You Again" to fill in the gaps. Amid the tangled noise of "Face Down" and "Rolling Blackouts" their humor unfolds in "Mad Cow Disease", "Pink Boots" and "Taste The Walker" - the disc's title track. Personal favorites "Razorblade" and "Alpenglow" capitalize on a Southern boogie edge fully amped and ready for the races. The stripped-down acoustic "Haunted" is the biggest surprise here. Rusty, crusty and raw, the tune strikes a chord of sentimentality. Is that possible? Evidently their live "fire" shows have become somewhat legendary. - http://www.thecutting-edge.net

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REVIEWS

an incredibly consistent slab of garage-punk-metal
author: John O'neill/sf Bay Guardian-02-2002
Their second disc,TASTE THE WALKER, is an incredibly consistent slab of garage-punk-metal and a giant step forward from their early days...
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Yay! Grannies!
author: Michael Scanlan
This album will rock your nutsack! Now if they would only hurry up and come out with a 3rd album.
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