Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Looks like Social Distortion have finally got a release set for their follow up to 2004's Sex, Love, and Rock 'n' Roll. They are one of my favorite bands so I'm really looking forward to hearing some new material from them.
http://www.socialdistortion.com/news/ http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-..._3611470_n.jpg Track Listing: 1. Road Zombie 2. California (Hustle And Flow) 3. Gimme The Sweet And Lowdown 4. Diamond In The Rough 5. Machine Gun Blues 6. Bakersfield 7. Far Side Of Nowhere 8. Alone And Forsaken 9. Writing On The Wall 10. Can’t Take It With You 11. Still Alive |
Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
It's been 6 years? Wow. This should be cool.
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Great to hear - been looking forward to a date on this all summer.
Unfortunately, I'm going to miss them in concert tomorrow. Already have two concerts this weekend. Michael |
Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Originally Posted by fiver
(Post 10440857)
Great to hear - been looking forward to a date on this all summer.
Unfortunately, I'm going to miss them in concert tomorrow. Already have two concerts this weekend. Michael |
Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
In for this! Need some new Social D.
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
I was supposed to see Social D last night but my friends bailed on me :(
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Originally Posted by auto
(Post 10440975)
I'm going. What other concerts are you catching?
Going to see Band of Horses on Friday and Roger Waters on Sunday. To be honest, if I had known about the Social Distortion date beforehand, I would have got those tickets instead of Horses. I like them a lot, but I think Social Distortion would be harder to catch. Michael |
Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
I used to be a huge Social Distortion fan in high school, but I have to say they get sillier and more cliche as the years go by. Weirdly the only record that doesn't feel incredibly one dimensional to me is "White Light, White Heat, White Trash".
I remember I started to lose interested in them around the third time I saw them and realized Ness had scripted between song banter that was exactly the same every show. All the silly "flaming dice" cliches just keep me from being able to enjoy them. "Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes" is also a pretty weak album title (although album titles have never been their strong point) |
Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Worst album title ever. Also, how does it take 6 years to make a Social Distortion record?
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Meh their album titles have never been that good if you ask me. But the music is usually good so who really cares?
It was 8 years between White Light, White Heat, White Trash and Sex, Drugs, and Rock 'n' Roll. The only thing they released in between was the live album Live at the Roxy. I don't really care how long it takes to release as long as the music is good which I'm sure it will be. |
Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Anyone going to the social d show in cleveland this sunday? If so...do you happen to be looking for someone to hang out with? Lol turns out I'm gonna be flying solo..
shoot me an email if so: [email protected] name is Jessie,btw =) |
Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Really good time last night at the concert. Wasn't sure what to expect - I'm just a casual fan - but they put on a really tight show.
Setlist: The Creeps Another State Of Mind Mommy's Little Monster Sick Boys Don't Drag Me Down Bad Luck Bye Bye Baby Still Alive Ball and Chain Through These Eyes Bakersfield King of Fools When She Begins Making Believe (Jimmy Work cover) Encore: So Far Away Prison Bound Down Here (With the Rest of Us) Ring of Fire |
Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Originally Posted by zombeaner
(Post 10443442)
Worst album title ever. Also, how does it take 6 years to make a Social Distortion record?
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Not sure if anyone besides me got this yet (just got my download code but my vinyl hasn't arrived yet) but this album is pretty kick ass if you ask me. I've been anticipating it for a long time now and they definitely didn't let me down with this album. Haven't really determined a favorite track yet but I do like the first single Machine Gun Blues.
Also of note the vinyl version appears to have two extra tracks the CD version doesn't: Take Care of Yourself and I Won't Run No More and iTunes has them as well as an exclusive of their own: Down Here (With The Rest of Us) which is available for purchase separately. |
Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Waiting on reviews before I purchase. Amazon is at $10.
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Originally Posted by auto
(Post 10597302)
Waiting on reviews before I purchase. Amazon is at $10.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/reviews/vw5c Also if I'm not mistaken they have it streamable on their web site still. |
Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Originally Posted by auto
(Post 10597302)
Waiting on reviews before I purchase. Amazon is at $10.
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Originally Posted by Mike86
(Post 10597290)
Also of note the vinyl version appears to have two extra tracks the CD version doesn't: Take Care of Yourself and I Won't Run No More and iTunes has them as well as an exclusive of their own: Down Here (With The Rest of Us) which is available for purchase separately.
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Originally Posted by SomethingMore
(Post 10597389)
Take Care of Yourself and I Won't Run No More are also on the Spotify version of the album, so I assume they're also on the UK CD. Down Here (With The Rest of Us) is a track from their White Light, White Heat, White Trash album. Not sure why it's being tacked onto the new album in the iTunes store. Maybe it's a live or acoustic version?
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
I listened to the free stream and love the tunes. Ordered the CD from Amazon.
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Originally Posted by auto
(Post 10597302)
Waiting on reviews before I purchase. Amazon is at $10.
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Originally Posted by Lastdaysofrain
(Post 10443109)
I used to be a huge Social Distortion fan in high school, but I have to say they get sillier and more cliche as the years go by.
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
I never have listened to the band but I've had this for a few weeks and like what I hear.
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Originally Posted by atlantamoi
(Post 10598811)
I mean, this is just a pretty decent meat and potatoes band with a history worth appreciating.
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Re: Social Distortion: Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes- January 18th, 2011
Originally Posted by atlantamoi
(Post 10598811)
I was caught off guard yesterday when a friend on FB started a discussion on how much he hates Social Distortion. A whole slew of people joined in. I never considered this band something to really dislike when the state of popular rock is a little sucky (talking about commercial acts). I mean, this is just a pretty decent meat and potatoes band with a history worth appreciating. I only saw them in '90/'93 and haven't listened to any of their new material since the 90's, but I can't believe they've changed that much. Seems maybe they are more popular today, though, than maybe ever before (?).
I think just due to being still active they have become a bit like Phish for the flaming dice and dickies crowd. Once you see the facade of it, the cliche silly made up stories about spending nights in jail etc, it becomes a little hard to enjoy as an adult. I do still enjoy the early stuff for the so-cal punk element of it, and I still think that "white light, white trash, white heat" (despite a similarly awful title) is their best and most "real" record. |
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