|
''Songs in the Key of Bree'' is the debut album by Buck-O-Nine, originally released in 1994 on Immune Records, and subsequently re-released on Taang! Records in 1996. This album consists of many of the songs that the band wrote over a period of two years as it played numerous gigs in Southern California, Nevada and Arizona, and saw its regional following swell in numbers. After a gig supporting Skankin' Pickle, the band was encouraged by then-sax-player Mike "Bruce Lee" Park to start touring. Booking agents told the band they would need to have a CD released before they should consider touring nationally, so they promptly entered the studio. During the recording process, Immune Records offered to release the album through a two-year licensing deal, and one week after the album's release, Buck-O-Nine began its first national tour, filling the support slot on the "Skamaggedon" tour, opening up for ska veterans Gangster Fun and MU330. The Irish Drinking Song from Songs in the Key of Bree is sometimes mistakenly credited as "Drink and Fight" by Flogging Molly, The Bouncing Souls or Dropkick Murphys. Although Flogging Molly and Dropkick Murphys are known for playing similar types of songs, that particular song was written and recorded by Buck-O-Nine. There is a Canadian band called Mudmen who wrote a song called "Drink and Fight." ==Track listing== #"Barfly" - 2:59 #"More Than Your Eyes Can See" - 3:22 #"Poorboy" - 2:51 #"Few Too Many" - 3:03 #"Tool" - 2:31 #"Nite Lite" - 2:48 #"I Can't Believe" - 3:01 #"Irish Drinking Song" - 1:58 #"King of the Box" - 2:43 #"She's Fat" - 2:08 #"Ah Yeah" - 2:43 #"Happy Stay" - 2:04 #"Voice in My Head" - 3:43 #"New Generation" - 2:45 #"I Don't Wanna Be No (J.B.J.)" - 3:23 #"Sappy Love Song" - 3:22 #"I Don't Seem to Care" - 4:39 #"True or False" - 2:50 #"Voice in My Head '96" - 3:09 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Songs in the Key of Bree」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
|