The Business - Keep The Faith - Black Vinyl - VINYL LP
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Originally released in 1994, Keep The Faith marked The Business' triumphant return after a hiatus, solidifying their reputation as champions of the working class. Lyrically, the album maintains the band's trademark streetwise attitude, covering subjects from football and drinking to tributes for Maradona and a nuanced take on the demise of Kurt Cobain in InchHoliday In SeattleInch. Moving away from the faster 80s Oi! Sound, this album introduces a more polished yet aggressive sound, incorporating influences from American hardcore. It is 13 tracks of anthemic, singalong street punk meant for the pub and the pit. Album Tracks 1. Maradona 2. Keep the Faith 3. Holiday in Seattle 4. Divide & Rule 5. Backstreet Billy 6. Can't Take Much More 7. (You're) Going Down in History 8. Breaking the Law 9. All Out 10. Future 11. Should've Known Better 12. Paranoia
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- GenreRockDescriptionOriginally released in 1994, Keep The Faith marked The Business' triumphant return after a hiatus, solidifying their reputation as champions of the working class. Lyrically, the album maintains the band's trademark streetwise attitude, covering subjects from football and drinking to tributes for Maradona and a nuanced take on the demise of Kurt Cobain in InchHoliday In SeattleInch. Moving away from the faster 80s Oi! Sound, this album introduces a more polished yet aggressive sound, incorporating influences from American hardcore. It is 13 tracks of anthemic, singalong street punk meant for the pub and the pit. Album Tracks 1. Maradona 2. Keep the Faith 3. Holiday in Seattle 4. Divide & Rule 5. Backstreet Billy 6. Can't Take Much More 7. (You're) Going Down in History 8. Breaking the Law 9. All Out 10. Future 11. Should've Known Better 12. ParanoiaArtistThe BusinessTitleKeep The Faith - Black VinylFormatVINYLLabelBack on Black
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Originally released in 1994, Keep The Faith marked The Business' triumphant return after a hiatus, solidifying their reputation as champions of the working class. Lyrically, the album maintains the band's trademark streetwise attitude, covering subjects from football and drinking to tributes for Maradona and a nuanced take on the demise of Kurt Cobain in InchHoliday In SeattleInch. Moving away from the faster 80s Oi! Sound, this album introduces a more polished yet aggressive sound, incorporating influences from American hardcore. It is 13 tracks of anthemic, singalong street punk meant for the pub and the pit. Album Tracks 1. Maradona 2. Keep the Faith 3. Holiday in Seattle 4. Divide & Rule 5. Backstreet Billy 6. Can't Take Much More 7. (You're) Going Down in History 8. Breaking the Law 9. All Out 10. Future 11. Should've Known Better 12. Paranoia
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