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Album: 17th Street
# Song Title   Time
1)    317 More Info...
2)    17th Street More Info...
3)    The Grain More Info...
4)    Staring (The 31st Floor) More Info...
5)    The Day the City Died More Info...
1)    Romance Valley More Info...
2)    Summer Tears More Info...
3)    Grey Wednesday More Info...
4)    Going Somewhere More Info...
3)    The Grain More Info...
4)    Staring (The 31st Floor) More Info...
5)    The Day the City Died More Info...
6)    Romance Valley More Info...
7)    Summer Tears More Info...
8)    Grey Wednesday More Info...
9)    Going Somewhere More Info...
 

Album: 17th Street
# Song Title   Time
1)    317 More Info...
2)    17th Street More Info...
3)    The Grain More Info...
4)    Staring (The 31st Floor) More Info...
5)    The Day the City Died More Info...
1)    Romance Valley More Info...
2)    Summer Tears More Info...
3)    Grey Wednesday More Info...
4)    Going Somewhere More Info...
3)    The Grain More Info...
4)    Staring (The 31st Floor) More Info...
5)    The Day the City Died More Info...
6)    Romance Valley More Info...
7)    Summer Tears More Info...
8)    Grey Wednesday More Info...
9)    Going Somewhere More Info...
 
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  • Bay Area progressive metal outfit Hammers of Misfortune's fifth outing brings to mind classic Deep Purple, Queen, and Judas Priest as filtered through Dream Theater's kaleidoscopic art rock lens. Led by guitarist/lyricist John Cobbett, 17th Street juggles power metal clich‚s, classic rock melodies, and doom metal breakdowns with equal aplomb, managing to circumvent any kind of eye rolling through sheer determination and earnestness. Key cuts include the weary, vaudevillian "The Day the City Died" and the blistering title track, the latter of which opens with a pair of crucial duel leads before launching into a brutish mix of Queens of the Stone Age and "Starship Troopers"-era Yes. Eclectic? Absolutely, but it never feels contrived, and when all of the disparate parts successfully align, as they do on the breathtaking Big Country-meets-Iron Maiden-inspired single "The Grain," it's like randomly spinning the dial on the radio and landing on your favorite song. ~ James Christopher Monger
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