Social Distortion - Prison Bound
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Free Music Review: SOCIAL D BECOMING SOCIAL D
Hit: 3 Stars
LET ME START BY SAYING I AM A HUGE SOCIAL DISTORTION FAN, I LOVE EVERYTHING BY THEM BUT I MUST SAY THIS RECORD IS RATHER WEAK FOR SOCIAL DISTORTION, YET ONE OF THEIR MOST IMPORTANT, WHY? BECAUSE ITS WHEN THEY BEGAN TRANSFORMING TO THE BAND THEY ARE TODAY. IF YOU DONT ALREADY HAVE KEY ALBUMS LIKE "SOCIAL DISTORTION" "SOMEWHERE BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL" OR MY PERSONAL FAVORITE "SEX, LOVE AND ROCK 'N' ROLL" I WOULD NOT RECOMEND THIS ONE TO SOME ONE NEW TO SOCIAL D, TRY ONE OF THE RECORDS I MENTIONED FIRST.Free Music Review: Most underated Social D. album
Hit: 5 Stars
This album is the most consistent album by Social Distortion. It's a departure from the pure punk rock sound of Mommy's little monster as they began incorporating their roots rock influence into their music and really began to create the sound that Social D. is now famous for. Unlike somewhere between heaven and hell where the first 3 songs are all time classics and the rest feels like so-so filler, this album is as consistent an album as you're gonna get from Social Distortion. With the Exception of "like an outlaw",( with it's cheesy cowboy yah ! yah ! in the background...) you'd be hard pressed to find a bad song on the album.
Top songs:
- Indulgence
- Backstreet girl
- Prison bound
- On my nerves
- I want what I want
- Lost child
See you at the show !
Free Music Review: An Uneven Effort...
Hit: 3 Stars
This album is still better than most bands that claim to be "punk" today; however, it is lacking by Social Distortion's standards. It really seems like this album is a bit lost. It's as if Mike Ness couldn't quite decide what direction he wanted to take his band. It definitely has the beginnings of the Rockabilly sound that would shape the rest of their future albums. Still, you get the feeling like it is not very realized on this album. This album is half "Mommy's Little Monster" and half "Somewhere Between Heaven & Hell" without ever really coming close to either of those albums greatness. It also has a very downbeat feel to it which is probably due to the fact that it's the first album that Social Distortion made in about 4 years due to Mike Ness's battles with drug and alcohol addiction.
This would not be a good starting point for anyone who is new to the band; however, it does have several gems. "Prison Bound" is arguably the single best song the Mike Ness has ever written. Here are the songs that are worth a listen on this album...
-It's The Law
-Indulgence
-Prison Bound
-Lost Child
Free Music Review: Closes Strong
Hit: 4 Stars
Let's get this out of the way, Social D is one of the greatest bands ever, period. And this album is perhaps not as good as the masterpeices that were yet to come, but you do see the promise, especially in the final track "Lost Child," which I think is one of their best tracks for any album. If you are a hardcore Social D fan, I think you will like it and possibly love it.Free Music Review: WAIT FOR ME IN PRISON, BABE
Hit: 5 Stars
Old fashioned tough rebel and very rough, this SD CD presents in a close look the evolution and principal influences of the band, and particularlly Ness'. "Backstreet girl" or "Prison Bound" are songs enough to consider SD to enter into the records of punk history. Fine sound, fine lyrics and fine band. What else can be asked!