Various - Decade: A Tribute To 10 Years Destroika Punk mp3

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Compilation of various bands doing a cover of a Brezhnev song.
Special edition in cardboard sleeve, presented to visitors of the 10th anniversary party in Amsterdam.

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Disc IDs 1. Cover Art 1. Additional details. Type: Album Compilation. Status: Official. Language: English. Script: Latin. Genre: Hardcore, Punk, Punk Rock. Release date: 1999. Format: MP3 CBR 320 kbits. Uit De Sloot - Zelfmoordpak 08. Yawp - Falafel Bob 09. DJ Detonator - Don't Hold Me Back 10. The Warthogs - Again 11. Jill Frisky - North America Sucks 12. Decade - The Tracks The Rare and Classic Tracks of 10 Years of Superstition. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Listen to all tracks of Decade: A Tribute To 10 Years Destroika Punk for free. Tracks In This Album. Bam Bam Bam - Bambix. District 72 - Void Section. She's Not Dead - Pan Am. Private Teddybear - Beatbusters. Hostitude - Smut. Bald Wig - NRA. Musician: Various Title: Decade: A Tribute To 10 Years Destroika Punk Category: Rock Country: Netherlands Released: 1998 Rating: 4. 45 Votes: 415 Other Formats: MMF MIDI DMF AHX RA VQF AIFF. Related music albums: Kate's Party - Back Down. Void Section - We've Had Enough. As we wind down the end of the 2010s and start the 2020s, it's time to reflect the decade that was and take a look at some of the best rock albums of the last 10 years. Rock definitely evolved over the last decade, with certain acts really pushing the envelope forward and taking music in new and interesting directions, while other acts looked to the lessons taught by rock's forefathers and brought some of the old school, no holds barred good times back into style. We saw several acts carry over the success from the previous decade and become true kings of the airwaves during the 2010. 15 years into their career and light years from their deathcore beginnings, the Sheffield band embarked on an odyssey in sound, turning in a pop-metal album that touches on ambient and electro-pop with cameos from Dani Filth and Grimes. Its ballsy, bold, loads of fun and proof alone that this band can do what they want and get away with it. Together they created a wildly ambitious album that paid tribute to the past while sounding unmistakably like the future. And then, of course, there was Get Lucky still the sound of the summer. Key track: Get Lucky. Justin Vernons impact over the past decade is undeniable. Twelve years after Arctic Monkeys released a debut album that shook the British rock scene out of its doldrums, the Sheffield boy wonders came up with this: a concept album about a luxury lunar resort that surgically removed the blues influences on AM and replaced them with lounge jazz and absurdist lyrics. After hit album Voodoo, DAngelo almost died by various means, including addiction and a car crash. In Colour is a lovingly crafted tribute to the rave a kaleidoscope of beats and pulsing synths that stitch together the many moods you can find on the dancefloor, from the ecstasy of a drop to the melancholy of knowing the night must, at some point, come to an end. The first album was on a very tiny label and it still did 20,000 in two weeks. By the time CBS got Kings, we'd sold 50,000 records just on our following, and that made the charts. On the run-out groove the band scratched a note of black humour, Can I Use Your Bathroom in tribute to their singer Owen having died in the bath. A barnstorming single from beginning to end with Owen's brilliantly bruised, searing vocals, the late and very much missed Paul Fox's blistering guitar, Segs tight runs on bass and the unique fills and abrasive power of Dave Ruffy on drums surely one of punks greatest drummers. July 15. You are using an older browser version. Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience