Runnin Wild
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Average customer review:Product Description
'Runnin' Wild' is the second album by Australian rock band Airbourne. Trading on vintage riffs reminiscent of classic rock outfits such as AC/DC and Motley Crue, the band appropriate their own style of memorable hooks and catchy lyrics. Includes the singles 'Runnin' Wild', 'Too Much, Too Young, TooFast' and 'Diamond In The Rough'.
Track Listing
- Stand Up For Rock 'n' Roll
- Runnin' Wild
- Too Much Too Young Too Fast
- Diamond In The Rough
- Fat City
- Blackjack
- What's Eatin' You
- Girls In Black
- Cheap Wine And Cheaper Women
- Heartbreaker
- Hellfire
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1036 in Music
- Released on: 2008-01-28
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
Plenty of room for improvement
After a few listens to this, some irritations become clear.
The vocalist's range is limited from 'shouting' to 'shouting louder' - and any 'song' consists of simply alternating between the two.
The lyrics are clumsy at best. For example, in Cheap Wine & Cheaper Women, the line 'Women come and go, they never do remain' grates with me every time I hear it - the 'do' awkwardly inserted to make the line scan.
I can understand why the guitar riff based tunes have been compared to AC/DC, but the complete package is far from being anything like them.
Here's hoping their next album will be much improved.
Good old fashion Rock n roll.
If you like your music old style, This is as good as it gets. Awesome album,
Awesome
Brilliant album,no soppy ballards here,all killer,no filler as they say.This is the sort of album the Darkness should have made (and were capable of).Every track a classic.Seen the band live and they are incredible,like AC/DC but on speed.Buy it now and sell your grandmother if you have to,to get tickets for a live show.





