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The Shots from the Kalico Rose

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Download links and information about The Shots from the Kalico Rose by Pistol Grip. This album was released in 2001 and it belongs to Rock, Punk, Alternative genres. It contains 13 tracks with total duration of 34:14 minutes.

Artist: Pistol Grip
Release date: 2001
Genre: Rock, Punk, Alternative
Tracks: 13
Duration: 34:14
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Crucifixion Politix 2:15
2. Runnin from the Gun 3:03
3. Aristocratic State 3:27
4. Adrenaline 1:47
5. Claustrophobia 2:33
6. Bourgeoisie 1:41
7. Get Up to Get Shot Down 2:22
8. P.O.W. 3:11
9. F**k the P.M.R.C 2:39
10. Scoundrels 2:32
11. Missionary 2:41
12. Righteous Vigilante 3:06
13. L.A. City Jinx 2:57

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L.A.'s Pistol Grip makes a lasting impression on The Shots From the Kalico Rose, firing off one of 2001's finest authentic punk releases. "Crucifixion Politix" rolls out of the speakers like a bar fight spilling out onto the sidewalk, with blazing guitars that rival vintage Rancid. Vocalist Stax takes aim at religious and political hypocrisy as his bandmates stir up a melodic but incendiary Ruts and Stiff Little Fingers-influenced assault on tunes like "Aristocratic State" and "Get Up to Get Shot Down" that never disappoint. PG brings their sound to new heights on "Bourgeoisie," which can only be described as "punkabilly," complete with a piercing, repetitious single piano note. As it plays out, Kalico Rose never buckles, unveiling one feisty rocker after another. Even the outdated sentiment behind "F**k the P.M.R.C." can't keep it from being an exhilarating anti-censorship rant. Sure to please fans of Dropkick Murphys at their hardest, as well as any of the aforementioned points of influence, Pistol Grip may be revivalists, but punk rock this genuine and reactionary is always welcome. ~ John D. Luerssen, Rovi