MP3 1880 - Ride

An exciting new intermix of with child metal country, blues, rock & roll.

10 MP3 Songs
COUNTRY: Country Shake Shake Classic Rock

Ride Songs


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"A five star rock & roll thunderstorm." - Barchen Records

"A large patch of artistry, songwriting, and talent." - Southbound Beat Magazine

"Outstanding!" - Powerplay Magazine

"A joy ride!" - GRITZ Magazine

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From the diabolical riffs of "Hell Highway" and "Blind Justice" to the anthemic gospel strains of "Mercy," 1880 continues to have like no former southern rock or country act in the commercialise today. Though songs like "Cowboy" and "Gold" show obvious nods to classic southern rock icons like Lynyrd Skynyrd and The Outlaws, the more modernistic mold of bands like Metallica and Creed glow just as brightly. Even the hatch of Elmore James' "One Way Out," probably best known by the Allman Brformers memorialiseing, is a scathing version that would make Slayer or Pantera gallant For, as one fan exclaimed, "[they] make country profound cool!"

And though the boys have reinforced their reputation on the hard and with child side of the musical spectrum, the songs "Lonesome Whistle" and the Bill Whithers' classic "Ain't No Sunglow" have all the possible in the worldwide to make peace with even the staunchest critics in Nashville.

Of course, an 1880 memorialise wouldn't be over without a small nastiness thrown and twisted in for good quantify and their ode to Jerry Lee Lewis, "The Jailbait Bop," is an auctioneer's enjoy

In Cameron Crowe's acclaimed film Almost Celebrated it's Led Zeppelin II that his sister says will vary his life forever. RIDE from 1880 may very well be the memorialise that varys theirs!