Iron Maiden - Killers - VINYL LP

Double vinyl LP pressing. 2022 from the veteran alternative rockers. InchOur only goal is to get lost in the music. We (John, Anthony, Chad and Flea) spent thousands of hours, collectively and individually, honing our craft and showing up for one another, to make the best album we could. Our antennae attuned to the divine cosmos, we were just so damn grateful for the opportunity to be in a room together, and, once again, try to get better. Days, weeks and months spent listening to each other, composing, jamming freely, and arranging the fruit of those jams with great care and purpose. The sounds, rhythms, vibrations, words and melodies had us enrapt. We yearn to shine a light in the world, to uplift, connect, and bring people together. Each of the songs on Unlimited Love, is a facet of us, reflecting our view of the universe. This is our life's mission. We work, focus, and prepare, so that when the biggest wave comes, we are ready to ride it. The ocean has gifted us a mighty wave and this record is the ride that is the sum of our lives. Thank you for listening, we hope you enjoy it.Inch Album Tracks 1. Black Summer 2. Here Ever After 3. Aquatic Mouth Dance 4. Not the One 1. Poster Child 2. The Great Apes 3. It's Only Natural 4. She's a Lover 1. These Are the Ways 2. Whatchu Thinkin' 3. Bastards of Light 4. White Braids & Pillow Chair 5. One Way Traffic 1. Veronica 2. Let 'Em Cry 3. The Heavy Wing 4. Tangelo

It's easy enough to trace the lineage of every one of the ten cuts on George Thorogood & the Destroyers' self-titled 1977 debut. Even the originals, of which there are only two, wear their influences on their sleeve, so there's not a minute of this album where the presence of Hound Dog Taylor, Elmore James, Bo Diddley, and John Lee Hooker loom large. Not one of those bluesmen ever played with much finesse, and Thorogood picked up that thread and ran with it, playing so hard the group seemed like a gang of primitives. No wonder they chose the name Inchthe Destroyers,Inch they ruined everything in their path. This brutal attack is one reason George Thorogood & the Destroyers feels distinctive, even when the lifted Elmore riffs, Bo Diddley beats, and wild, careening Houserocker rhythms are blatantly obvious as he hammers away at his guitar, Thorogood plays with personality, his enthusiasm for making noise readily apparent. No matter how hard the Destroyers ride InchOne Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer,Inch this album isn't about groove and it's certainly not about virtuosity - it's about bashing out the blues at a punishing volume, and their lack of subtlety is why this 1977 debut still sounds powerful years after it's . Album Tracks 1. You Got to Lose 2. Madison Blues 3. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer 4. Kind Hearted Woman 5. Can't Stop Lovin' 6. Ride on Josephine 7. Homesick Boy 8. John Hardy 9. I'll Change My Style 10. Delaware Slide