Gasoline is a Rock album by Theory Of A Deadman, originally released in 2005. On Gatefold: 12 pressings tracked.
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Hard Rock
- crunchy
- brooding
- outlaw
About
With their sophomore album, Canadian post-grunge band Theory of a Deadman moved away from their tight relationship with Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger and diversified their heavy rock sound. The change-up comes through as softer—but still brooding—atmospheres, employing acoustic guitar that fills out songs like the wistful “Santa Monica” or “Hello Lonely (Walk Away from This),” with a chorus that aims for the nosebleeds. “Hating Hollywood,” though, builds into a hard-rock maelstrom that pits chunky riffs against Tyler Connolly’s gritty vocals.
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Tracklist
- 1Hating Hollywood3:25
- 2No Way Out3:29
- 3No Surprise3:40
- 4Quiver2:51
- 5Santa Monica4:06
- 6Better Off2:51
- 7Say Goodbye3:04
- 8Hello Lonely (Walk Away from This)4:21
- 9Me and My Girl3:40
- 10Since You've Been Gone4:18
- 11Hell Just Ain't the Same1:05
- 12Save the Best for Last4:15
- 13In the Middle3:36
Credits
Performers
- Dean BackBASS
- Larry CorbettCELLO
- Daniel AdairDRUMS
- Robin DiazDRUMS
- David BrennerGUITAR
- Tyler ConnollyGUITAR LEAD VOCALS
- Howard BensonKEYBOARDS PROGRAMMED BY
- Denyse BuffumVIOLA
- Berj GarabedianVIOLIN
- Keith NelsonSTRINGS
- Suzie KatayamaARRANGED BY
- Margaret WootenVIOLIN
- Theory Of A Deadman
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 12 pressings tracked on Gatefold