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Artist...: MxPx
Album....: Secret Weapon
Genre....: Rock
Label....: Tooth & Nail
Lang.....: English
Year.....: 2007
Source...: CDDA
Rip.date.: 08-12-2017
St.date..: 07-16-2007
Encoder..: FLAC 1.3.1
Quality..: 996 kbps Avg 44.1kHz 2 channels
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01 Secret Weapon 2:06
02 Shut It Down 2:59
03 Here's To The Life 2:57
04 Top Of The Charts 2:33
05 Punk Rawk Celebrity 2:42
06 Contention 1:17
07 Angels 3:15
08 Drowning 3:51
09 Chop Shop 2:14
10 You're On Fire 3:19
11 Bass So Low 3:37
12 Sad Sad Song 2:44
13 Never Better Than Now 2:47
14 Biting The Bullet (Is Bad For Business) 3:18
15 Not Nothing 3:06
16 Tightly Wound 3:26
17 The Hoo-Ha Jangle 3:29
18 Madcap Scheme 2:10
19 Throw Your Body In The Air 6:38
Total Size.: 19 Files/429.9MB/58:28 min
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Secret Weapon is a return to form for MxPx in more ways than
just continuing the back-to-basics approach of 2005's Panic. The
Bremerton pop-punks have returned to their original label home,
Tooth & Nail (the prior falling out between the two now water
under the bridge), and they're working with original producer
Aaron Sprinkle, who was at the controls for their debut. Whether
or not these factors really had anything to do with the band
sounding as revitalized as it does is up for debate, but
regardless, as soon as the lead title track leaps from speakers
amid fierce, machine-gun drumming, it's clear MxPx mean
business. Secret Weapon is restless, spirited, and truly
infectious from the raucous woahs and bouncy bassline driving
"Shut It Down" to the bristling energy and spitfire vocals of
"Chop Shop" to the uplifting, grab-your-friends chorus of
"Here's to the Life." Unsurprising topics like scene celebrity,
encounters of the major-label kind, and sentiments of living
life to the fullest are addressed via crashing, melodic
choruses, yet MxPx sound surprisingly unjaded considering the
decade-plus they've been around. But really making it all
worthwhile is that these 16 hyper-charged tracks actually sound
inspired -- with more grit than gloss this time around -- and
well, MxPx finally sound like they're having fun again. The 2006
release Let's Rock found them merely going through the motions,
but Secret Weapon finds the trio back on track like fans
remember from years ago. Welcome back guys.
Tracks 17,18 and 19 are Special Edition Bonus Tracks only found
on the Special Edition version.
Url: http://www.mxpx.com/
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