The Yayhoos - Put The Hammer Down - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Rock
- Description: Coming fast behind the first vinyl of their debut album, Fear Not The Obvious, comes their follow-up LP, Put The Hammer Down. And don't you worry The Yayhoos sound no more evolved on album number two.Redundantly-but accurately-described by Exclaim! As Incha drunken collision between the Stones and the FacesInch this is another reminder of the best night of your life from a decade you probably regret. And while your sponsor would never let you back in that bar, you can now enjoy Put The Hammer Down in the relative safety of your own living room, remastered for maximum vinylistic sound by them Yayhoos themselves.This is yet another Bloodshot classic that fans have been asking us for, and we're happy to abide. Not only does it fill our hearts with joy to see such a thing out in the world, but it gives us another chance to crank it up and and remember what got us here. And, yes, if you're looking at the track list and wondering if InchRoamInch and InchLove TrainInch are that InchRoamInch and that InchLove Train,Inch the answer is, hell yes.Tell your friends. Tell your customers. Tell your Friday-night-til-closing-time younger self... The Yahoos are ready to rock you all over again.InchThis album smells like sweat, beer, and garlic fries... Just buy the damn thingInch -Pop DoseInchThe perfect party platter for people who play hard and can take a little hurtin' come sunrise.Inch -Exclaim! Album Tracks 1. Where's Your Boyfriend at 2. All Dressed Up 3. Never Give An Inch 4. Right As Rain 5. Love Train 6. Hurtin' Thing 7. Would It Kill You 8. Everything / Anything 9. Gettin' Drunk 10. Between You and Me 11. Fittin' to Do 12. Roam 13. Over the Top
- Artist: The Yayhoos
- Title: Put The Hammer Down
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Bloodshot Records
- Release Date: 10/10/2025
- Genre: Rock
- Number Of Discs: 1
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- Product Name: The Yayhoos - Put The Hammer Down - VINYL LP
- UPC: 708857333158
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