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The Léner String Quartet: Volume 1 - The Haydn Recordings
The Very Best of Willie Nelson [Original recording remastered]
Street People - Greatest Hits [Import]
Tony Monaco Presents Hotmix 2002
The String Quartet Tribute to Massive Attack
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From the small-town musical hotbed of Olympia, Washington, comes the Tight Bros from Way Back When, a band who shake the foundation of rock's altar. Conjuring memories of AC/DC and Kiss without being cliché (a remarkable feat), Runnin' Thru My Bones is a high-strung, testosterone-fueled ode to rock of days past. "Drop to My Knees" has all the elements required: A guitar solo, heavy bass lines, some harmonica, and Jared Warren's vocals, which waver between a high-pitched rock falsetto and a guttural, bluesy growl. Perhaps not the best soundtrack for a romantic dinner for two, Runnin' Thru My Bones is meant to be played loud, a cold can of Pabst in hand. In fact, the Tight Bros would probably swoon to know that this record is the perfect score for a night of cruising in the Trans Am. --Kerry Murphy