8 thoughts on “ Loneliness Burns - Transit (9) - Joyride (Vinyl, LP, Album, Album) ”

1. Transit - Joyride - Rise Records - CD: £; Orange LP: £ This item hasn't been updated for over a year. We believe the item to be in stock, but that might not necessarily be the case.

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2. Dec 10,  · Over the album’s inky expanse, Olsen tries out an entirely new, gothic corner of her record collection: The Cure’s Disintegration, Cocteau Twins’ Heaven or Las Vegas, Siouxsie and the.

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4. “Joyride” shows the band returning to their roots, but this isn’t just a rehashed album from their salad days - they return and grow. Their latest release is Transit at their best: anthemic choruses, melodies that seem to bounce on top of stellar pop-punk guitar -work, and a collection of tracks that are arguably the band’s catchiest work so far/5(9).

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5. Sam & Dave were on fire when "Soul Men" came out in ’ Their third Stax LP to reach the pop charts in less than a year and a half was propelled by one of their career-defining smashes, "Soul Man," which joins "May I Baby," "Rich Kind of Poverty," "Let It Be Me," "Just Keep Holding On," "I’ve Seen What Loneliness Can Do" and more.

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6. Joy Ride: Solo Albums [Import], CD, United Kingdom - Import, Rock,

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the White Vinyl release of Joyride on Discogs. Label: Rise Records (3) - RISE • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Limited Edition WhiteCD Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Indie Rock, Pop Punk5/5(1).

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8. “Joyride” shows the band returning to their roots, but this isn’t just a rehashed album from their salad days, they return and grow. Their latest release is Transit at their best: anthemic choruses, melodies that seem to bounce on top of stellar pop-punk guitar-work, and a collection of tracks that are arguably the band’s catchiest work /5(13).

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