Album

Sittin' Heavy

Monster Truck

2016 · Rock

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Sittin' Heavy by Monster Truck

Sittin' Heavy is a Rock album by Monster Truck, originally released in 2016. On Gatefold: 15 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

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<i>Sittin’ Heavy</i> is the total package: gale-force howls, hairy riffs wedding ’70s rock and grunge, and grooves that rumble down the highway like, well, monster trucks. Best of all, the band’s songwriting reflects serious range. “Don’t Tell Me How to Live” is pure thunder swagger thickened with Deep Purple-style organ, while “For the People” is a funky, blue-collar anthem featuring shout-along vocals suffused with heartland twang. On the closing “Enjoy the Time,” Monster Truck turn into ace balladeers, delivering a soulful meditation on living for the good times because life is too short.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Why Are You Not Rocking?2:23
  2. 2Don't Tell Me How to Live4:26
  3. 3She's a Witch3:44
  4. 4For the People4:35
  5. 5Black Forest5:22
  6. 6Another Man's Shoes4:01
  7. 7Things Get Better3:43
  8. 8The Enforcer3:14
  9. 9To the Flame4:03
  10. 10New Soul4:16
  11. 11Enjoy the Time5:41

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Hard Rock
  • heavy
  • swaggering
  • southern

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Brandon BlissORGAN, VOCALS
  • Jeremy WidermanGUITAR, VOCALS
  • Jon HarveyVOCALS, BASS
  • Steve KielyDRUMS, VOCALS
  • Anthony CaronePIANO
  • Brad GermainVOCALS
  • Ian ThornleyFEATURING, SLIDE GUITAR SLIDE GUITAR
  • Terra LightfootVOCALS

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