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The Peasants : Out On The Street
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Rip Roaring Garage Punk Power Pop Rock and Roll with some rockabilly and a few ballads.
Genre: Rock: Punk
Release Date: 1997
Out On The Street Record Label: The Peasants
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Frat Boy 2:32 $0.99
Drag 3:05 $0.99
Out On The Street 4:16 $0.99
Planet Earth 3:00 $0.99
Vacuum 2:35 $0.99
The Wringer 1:36 $0.99
The Dirge 6:30 $0.99
Get A Life 4:01 $0.99
What Was That 2:43 $0.99
Don't Think Twice 3:12 $0.99
Line Up 4:34 $0.99
What The Hell 5:07 $0.99
Patriot Song 2:13 $0.99
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Album Notes

Written by Pete Cassani, Principle Peasant, 8/8/03.
Started out playing guitar in my room stoned out of my mind. Ended up in Boston in the subway playing Dylan covers and songs about whatever was pissing me off. Started The Peasants soon after that.
We've been all over New England, with special emphasis on the streets and subways of Boston.
We began touring the USA in 1997 when I got some money together and bought a Ford Econoline E150, the mightiest touring vessel on earth. Soon after the first trip we put out this record, Out On The Street. The first song, Frat Boy, predictably got alot of airplay on the college stations. We sold a shitload of CDs.
Over the next 2-3 years we toured all over the US, playing with Steve Tyler of Aerosmith, Slim from The Stray Cats and The White Stripes. We did 10 tours in different incarnations with me fronting whatever trio was available. There is a huge group of musicians who've done time on the road with me and I am grateful to all of them.
In 2001 friends from NYC hooked me up with a booking agent in Holland and I started going over to Europe. Been over there FIVE times, actually have distribution and fans. Came back after tour #3 and recorded the 12 song "Welcome To My Country." You can buy that too!!!
You can reach us at www.thepeasants.net or call to book a show. (617)571-3111. I hope you buy both the cds. We will not let you down.

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REVIEWS

author: Mike McCarthy
Listening to The Peasants from the New England area,this is one Rock n Roll New Yorker who is heavily impressed. I find myself getting Psyched to que this record up and test my speakers.With a splash of garage rock and major doses of the underground scene,this band does it a little different,with utmost taste. Frontman Pete Cassani is flawless in his debut album combining heartfelt lyrics with rip-roaring, soul wrenching guitar. This style backed with some quality bass and drums makes this record a fun ride.
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this cd kicks ass
author: cjgsk8r
kickass cd pete keep up the good work...btw could you do a show in VA at the nissan pavilion?
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a classic album
author: jim
This is one of those albums where every song is great. Three albums could have been made from the hits on this album. The styles range quite a bit from fun rockabilly, to punk, to heart-renching love ballads, to songs of soul-searching. This album ranks in my mind as one of the greats, even though it's done by a local artist who hasn't hit it big.
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