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Blues from Hell from Sweden's very own 69-HARD is essential listening for fans of everything from Reverend Horton Heat through Motörhead and Misfits. The album blends punk/rock rawness with previously unexplored melodic sides into a perfect match, not least proven with single track "Gone Gone Gone". Many times name checked as one of Sweden's finest live-acts, 69-Hard has transferred every ounce of energy into this album.
| Article number: | IDLECD002 |
| Artist: | 69-Hard |
| Barcode: | 7350007600035 |
| Label: | Idle Hands |
| Media: | CD |
| Release date: | 2003-04-14 |
| Units in packaging: | 1 |
- 1. She's So Fine
- 2. Gone Gone Gone
- 3. The Bullets
- 4. Oh No! (Not Again)
- 5. One Good Reason
- 6. Loserville Station
- 7. Baby Don't You Know?
- 8. Dogs
- 9. Do You Wanna Go Faster?
- 10. Blues From Hell
- 11. It's All Over
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