MP3 Soundtrack - Choppertown: From The Vault Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Highway-pounding tracks from the award-winning film "Choppertown: From The Vault".
12 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Roots Rock, ROCK: Punk
Details:
The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack for Choppertown: From The Vault, the companion to the award-winning documentary about renowned hot rod and motorcycle club the Sinners.
James Intveld: Inductee to the Rockabilly Hall of Fame, singer-songwriter, actor and director, James has been seen to crop up everywhere; lead guitarist for the Blasters, upright bassist for Dwight Yoakam, sought after backing vocalist (he added vocals to a Bob Dylan session), and top notch session musician. He has shared the stage the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Rosie Flores, Dale Watson, Brian Setzer, and Monte Warden, just to name a few. James continues to perform live all over the world, treating loyal fans to new songs and classic hits such as those from his acclaimed album Somewhere Down the Road.
The Whitewalls: In the mid-nineties Kutty and his childhood buddy Tony formed the band to celebrate their love of custom cars, choppers, having fun and drinking booze. While playing their own brand of rock music, a seamless combination of Rockabilly and Punk, the band has seen plenty of personnel changes over the years. All are in agreement that this is the strongest group yet, with Tito, Dave and Dustin strengthening their unique sound; always pushing the band to grow artistically. Even as they grow into a headline band themselves, the guys are always glad to open for their friends and heroes including The Misfits, T.S.O.L., Agent Orange, Tiger Army, DI, Throw Rag, and Death By Stereo.
The Highway Murderers: Credited with single-handedly rejuvenating the Santa Cruz punk rock scene, the Murderers started out playing exclusively at Jason Jessee's Automodown shop and now have a fanatical cult following.
As they like to say, "We're a simple less-evolved people. We like to play at bars and parties. It's not how good you are, it's how hard you are and we're just going as hard as we can."
The Heathens: Sounds like...pure musical bliss... and a kick in the nuts. "Does anyone really read these stupid bios anyway? Either you like the tunes or you don't. What school we went to and what old bands we used to be in isn't going to make you like us anymore so listen to the rock and if you dig it then cool if you don't then you're a dick! Rock on bitches!"
The Harbortown Saints: A hip-Shakin', Rock N Roll train wreck...nuff said.
12 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Roots Rock, ROCK: Punk
Details:
The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack for Choppertown: From The Vault, the companion to the award-winning documentary about renowned hot rod and motorcycle club the Sinners.
James Intveld: Inductee to the Rockabilly Hall of Fame, singer-songwriter, actor and director, James has been seen to crop up everywhere; lead guitarist for the Blasters, upright bassist for Dwight Yoakam, sought after backing vocalist (he added vocals to a Bob Dylan session), and top notch session musician. He has shared the stage the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Rosie Flores, Dale Watson, Brian Setzer, and Monte Warden, just to name a few. James continues to perform live all over the world, treating loyal fans to new songs and classic hits such as those from his acclaimed album Somewhere Down the Road.
The Whitewalls: In the mid-nineties Kutty and his childhood buddy Tony formed the band to celebrate their love of custom cars, choppers, having fun and drinking booze. While playing their own brand of rock music, a seamless combination of Rockabilly and Punk, the band has seen plenty of personnel changes over the years. All are in agreement that this is the strongest group yet, with Tito, Dave and Dustin strengthening their unique sound; always pushing the band to grow artistically. Even as they grow into a headline band themselves, the guys are always glad to open for their friends and heroes including The Misfits, T.S.O.L., Agent Orange, Tiger Army, DI, Throw Rag, and Death By Stereo.
The Highway Murderers: Credited with single-handedly rejuvenating the Santa Cruz punk rock scene, the Murderers started out playing exclusively at Jason Jessee's Automodown shop and now have a fanatical cult following.
As they like to say, "We're a simple less-evolved people. We like to play at bars and parties. It's not how good you are, it's how hard you are and we're just going as hard as we can."
The Heathens: Sounds like...pure musical bliss... and a kick in the nuts. "Does anyone really read these stupid bios anyway? Either you like the tunes or you don't. What school we went to and what old bands we used to be in isn't going to make you like us anymore so listen to the rock and if you dig it then cool if you don't then you're a dick! Rock on bitches!"
The Harbortown Saints: A hip-Shakin', Rock N Roll train wreck...nuff said.
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