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Rewolfinger - How We Lost Our Way [KONKORD040]

12 tracks, 34.53 konkord on March 31, 2009 11:25

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  1. Go to track The Train That Carried My Girl From Town
    1. The Train That Carried My Girl From Town 2.46 874 plays
  2. Go to track I Wish I Had Someone To Call My Own
    2. I Wish I Had Someone To Call My Own 2.31 510 plays
  3. Go to track Between The Devil And Me
    3. Between The Devil And Me 2.41 418 plays
  4. Go to track Pistol Packing Mama
    4. Pistol Packing Mama 2.33 393 plays
  5. Go to track 20 Miles To Texas, 25 To Hell
    5. 20 Miles To Texas, 25 To Hell 2.14 313 plays
  6. Go to track Hammer
    6. Hammer 2.46 236 plays
  7. Go to track Your Footsteps In The Snow
    7. Your Footsteps In The Snow 2.32 223 plays
  8. Go to track When I Was A Young Man
    8. When I Was A Young Man 3.39 227 plays
  9. Go to track Wicked Path Of Sin
    9. Wicked Path Of Sin 4.10 195 plays
  10. Go to track The Only Hell My Momma Ever Raised
    10. The Only Hell My Momma Ever Raised 3.29 217 plays
  11. Go to track The Crime I Didn't Do
    11. The Crime I Didn't Do 2.54 187 plays
  12. Go to track Hush Little Baby
    12. Hush Little Baby 2.33 1336 plays

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    Rewolfinger's world is hard and grey. In dubio contra reo? - Always! Songs in deep desperate Dark Country shit. Songs that put the fear of God into the sleek Nashville Sound by means of threadbare R`n`B and Punkrock feeling. On How We Lost Our Way Rewolfinger lose their way 12 times in the nasty outlying districts of life. Where trigger-happy women make their alcoholic men's lives miserable. Where the sad substinences' sole fortune lies in repeating the same mistakes all over again.

    Released by: konkord
    Release/catalogue number: 040
    Release date: Apr 1, 2009

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