Track Listing

1. Get It Up
2. Living In The City
3. Goodbye New York
4. Give It All
5. Degeneration
6. International Anthem
7. Last Icon
8. Inspermental
9. Tattoos And Dirty Girls
10. Superslave
11. Dead Like You (Freeloader)
12. Fire Your Guns
13. Cold Hard Day
14. You Can't Stop Me From Flying
15. Travel

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #21275 in Music
• Released on: 2008-10-20
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .22 pounds

Kerrang!, 16/05/09
Timeless rock heroics help cheeky Irishmen get away with murder...as fun as barbecues and beer on a sunshine afternoon - KKKK

CD Description
Brilliant Irish Rock band from Mid-Ulster formed in 2005. After you've witnessed Million Dollar Reload live it's no surprise that they have left behind them a trail of fans hungry for more. With catchy anthemic tunes such as 'Livin in the City', 'Fire Your Guns' and 'Goodnight New York' (to name a few) the Northern Ireland based 5-piece have built up a huge fan base worldwide.

Singer Phil Conalane has been linked to be new singer for Velvet Revolver, causing much interest in the band worldwide. First single 'Flying' was playlisted at Total Rock Radio for 6 weeks, with worldwide radio play. The band have already supported Alice Cooper, Gilby Clarke, Terrorvision and many more.

Customer Reviews

million dollar reload album
i bought this album simply because i heard the lead singer of the band was possibly a replacement of scott weiland from velvet revolver and after listening to the album i was not dissapointed they are probably the best rock outfit to come out of ireland apart from u2

Excellent first release
Dirty, bluesy, trashy, infections good old boogie debut release from this Northern Ireland based five piece. Some great storming tracks here - "Living in the City", "Give it All", "International Anthem" and a few slower numbers "The Last Icon" which builds to a real heads-down blitzkreig. Singer Phil sounds uncannily like a later years Bon Scott! M$R have come up with a great first release with Anthems of a Degeneration and should be rightly proud of themselves!

Rock Anthems of a Degeneration
Absolutely excellent first outing from this bunch on Northern Ireland Rockers, the entire Album is really well produced and thought out. Musically could be a mixture of elements of G'n'R, Aerosmith, Motley Crue bit of Buckcherry.The sound is definately sleazy & dirty.

The singer Phil Conalane has an excellent voice and the rest of the band are musically tight as a drum. If this album was released around '87 these guys would be megastars. The highlights include livin' in the city, tattoos and dirty girls, you can't stop me from flying although there are no weak numbers.

This is definately a throwback to the glory days of good time rock music, you definately won't be disappointed if your into any of the above mentioned acts.