HANK WILLIAMS III - Damn Right, Rebel Proud

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HANK WILLIAMS III - Damn Right, Rebel Proud - (2008)

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1. The Grand Ole Opry (Ain't So Grand) [Explicit]
2. Wild & Free [Explicit]
3. Me & My Friends [Explicit]
4. Six Pack Of Beer [Explicit]
5. I Wish I Knew [Explicit]
6. If You Can't Help Your Own [Explicit]
7. Candidate For Suicide [Explicit]
8. H8 Line [Explicit]
9. Long Hauls & Calls [Explicit]
10. Stoned And Alone [Explicit]
11. P.F.F. [Explicit]
12. 3 Shades Of Black [Explicit]
13. Workin Man [Explicit]

To begin, we say that the Country is not one of my strengths, but some artists and enjoy some discs in the style of the cowboys, such as with Hank III, grandson of the famous musician is also within this genre, and Hank Williams son of Hank Williams Jr.

Here, the descendant of the myth is a type musically very restless, and that apart from edit disks Country (this is the fourth) is also dedicated to sugarcane sounds more like Psychobilly "Assjack," the metalcore "Superjoint Ritual" or Hardcoretas "Arson Anthem," the latter two bands along with Phil Anselmo of Pantera and also note that in this album with songs like "Six Pack of Beer", "Long Hauls & Calls" and the tribute to GG Allin "PFF" where the host is accelerating, with some subjects or sugarcane Country Cowpunk excellent, so it's forgotten classic Country album, all that dancing juntitos (although there is also a theme of classical) and enjoy the pace places the good of their sugar cane and Hank letters, not in vain one of his records has the honor of being the first Country album in history to bear the Parental Advisory label.

A record well suited for beginners of this Country, but sure the purists of the genre are lacking the hands to the head.

Excellent.

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