Godsmack (Explicit Version) (1998)
| Artist: Godsmack |
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Product Details:
Format: CD
Manufacturer: Uni/universal Records
Sku: 60240014
UPC: 601215319026
UPC 14: 00601215319026
Release Date: 8/25/1998
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Moon Baby ~ Godsmack
2. Whatever ~ Godsmack
3. Keep Away ~ Godsmack
4. Time Bomb ~ Godsmack
5. Bad Religion ~ Godsmack
6. Immune ~ Godsmack
7. Someone In London ~ Godsmack
8. Get Up, Get Out! ~ Godsmack
9. Now Or Never ~ Godsmack
10. Stress ~ Godsmack
11. Situation ~ Godsmack
12. Voodoo ~ Godsmack
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
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| Godsmack: Sully Erna (vocals, keyboards, drums); Tony (guitar, vocals); Robbie (bass); Tommy (drums). | |
| Recorded at New Alliance Studios, Boston, Massachusetts. | |
| Personnel: Godsmack (percussion); Tony Rombola (vocals, guitar); Sully Erna (vocals, keyboards); Tommy Stewart (drums); Mudrock (percussion). | |
| Recording information: New Alliance Studios, Boston, MA. | |
| Boston's Godsmack practices the sort of post-industrial metal made popular by White Zombie and perpetuated by Tool and Alice In Chains. But by mixing the raw riffing of their peers with the machine-gun rhythms of Nine Inch Nails, they distinguish themselves from the pack. On their self-titled major label debut, they demonstrate the commitment to furthering the evolution of metal that won them a loyal fan base in New England. | |
| Singer Sully screams his way through a dozen tunes chock full of chunky guitars and moshing rhythms. In keeping with the tone of modern metal, he sings about his own demons and failings rather than vaguely defined ills of society. While no threat to Dave Mustaine or Cliff Burton, guitarist Tony and bassist Robbie have a commanding presence that emphasizes attitude and power over technique. And drummer Tommy has picked up where Lars Ulrich left off with quirky fills that add a depth to the sometimes two-dimensional rhythms. | |
Producer: Mudrock; Andrew Murdock; Sully Erna |
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Engineer: Mudrock; Andrew Murdock; Sully Erna |
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Artist Overview
Those who mourn MIA grunge rockers Alice In Chains may find relief in some of AIC's late-'90s musical offspring, especially Godsmack (named after an Alice In Chains song). Leader Sully Erna has a voice that's a dead ringer for that of Layne Staley, and has no problem churning out heavy guitar riffs a la Jerry Cantrell, while exploring the same dark and bleak subject matter as AIC did in the early-'90s.
Artist Influences
Aerosmith | Alice in Chains | Black Sabbath | Danzig | Deftones | Extreme | Helmet | Jerry Cantrell | Judas Priest | Kiss | Kyuss | Led Zeppelin | Machine Head | Mad Season | Metallica | Ministry | Pantera | Ramones | Sepultura | Soundgarden | Stone Temple Pilots | The Doors
Aerosmith | Alice in Chains | Black Sabbath | Danzig | Deftones | Extreme | Helmet | Jerry Cantrell | Judas Priest | Kiss | Kyuss | Led Zeppelin | Machine Head | Mad Season | Metallica | Ministry | Pantera | Ramones | Sepultura | Soundgarden | Stone Temple Pilots | The Doors
Artist Contemporaries
Blue Honey | Brides of Destruction | Clutch | Coal Chamber | Cold | Creed (Post-Grunge) | Days of the New | Deftones | Die Trying | Dragpipe | Fear Factory | Filter | Five.Bolt.Main | Fuel (Alternative Pop/Rock) | Jerry Cantrell | Jimmie's Chicken Shack | Korn | Limp Bizkit | Marilyn Manson | Methods of Mayhem | Monster Magnet | Orgy | Pearl Jam | Queens of the Stone Age | Quicksand | Saliva | Seether | Sevendust | Soulfly | Stabbing Westward | Staind | Static-X | Stone Sour | Thornley | Tool | Type O Negative | V Shape Mind | VAST | Velvet Revolver
Blue Honey | Brides of Destruction | Clutch | Coal Chamber | Cold | Creed (Post-Grunge) | Days of the New | Deftones | Die Trying | Dragpipe | Fear Factory | Filter | Five.Bolt.Main | Fuel (Alternative Pop/Rock) | Jerry Cantrell | Jimmie's Chicken Shack | Korn | Limp Bizkit | Marilyn Manson | Methods of Mayhem | Monster Magnet | Orgy | Pearl Jam | Queens of the Stone Age | Quicksand | Saliva | Seether | Sevendust | Soulfly | Stabbing Westward | Staind | Static-X | Stone Sour | Thornley | Tool | Type O Negative | V Shape Mind | VAST | Velvet Revolver
Compilation Appearances
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Technical Info
| Release Date : 08/25/1998 | |
| Original Release Date : 1998 | |
| Catalog ID : UND 53190 | |
| Label : Universal Distribution | |
| Number of Discs : 1 | |
| Studio/Live : Studio | |
| Mono/Stereo : Stereo | |
| SPAR Code : n/a | |
| UPC : 00601215319026 |

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