- Forget My Name
- Dance
- I Love Living In The City
- I Want You
- Heartbreak's A Blessing
- Wait A Minute
- Strut
- Home To Hell
- Hotdamn Woman
- The Cross
- Love Travel
- We Sweat Blood
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Matt DeMatteo Vocals (Background),Vocals
Dave Pedro Vocals
Lionel Pedro Vocals
Paul Bozzi Vocals
Damon Richardson Drums
Helga Rossi Vocals
Dregen Vocals,Vocals (Background)
John Calabrese Bass
Rosie Celano Vocals,Vocals (Background)
Fionnuala Jamison Vocals
Melinn Chaban Vocals
Victor Florencia Mixing
Henrik Jonsson Mastering
Danko Jones Composer,Producer
Melinn Chaban Group Member
Dave Pedro Group Member
Lionel Pedro Group Member
Paul Bozzi Group Member
Jesper Lindgren Photography
Helga Rossi Group Member
Rosie Celano Group Member
Fionnuala Jamison Group Member


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All of the warning signs are right there on the cover: the band name in a jagged and stylized font, a close-up on someone playing an electric guitar, and dripping blood. Yeah, that's right, this is a metal album. It was pretty clear on Born a Lion that Danko Jones was already heading in this direction, with loud boogie-soaked riffs that owed more to AC/DC than the revved-up funk that served as the bedrock of the group's two early EPs. Not that you'd confuse We Sweat Blood for commercial-grade metal: there's very little bombast and absolutely zero hand-wringing earnestness here. The production is incredibly crisp -- instead of soaking everything in sight with reverb, most of the vocals are clean and the drums snap like whip cracks -- and the performance is very clean, with no pointless wailing from either the vocals or guitars. Everything has been stripped back to the basics: sex, Satan, and super-high volume. Sure, the lyrics are so over the top in places that it's almost like the band has become a cartoon: in the album opener, "Forget My Name," "She makes me forget my name" is followed up by "I wanna, I wanna, I wanna burn in Hell with you." Elsewhere, "Baby I want to put some mileage on your lovebike/I want you out on the road with my testosterone make you feel alright" is delivered with a straight face. There's even a tribute to one of fellow Canadian Neil Young's sillier lyrics. Deathless prose for the ages this ain't, but it doesn't really matter, because the groove is deep, the rock is hard, and those who aren't shaking their hips will probably be resisting the urge to follow along on the ol' air guitar. Yow. ~ Sean Carruthers
Product Details
Release Date: | 10/06/2003 |
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Label: | BAD TASTE |
UPC: | 7330169666735 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Danko Jones Primary Artist,Guitar,Vocals,Vocals (Background)Matt DeMatteo Vocals (Background),Vocals
Dave Pedro Vocals
Lionel Pedro Vocals
Paul Bozzi Vocals
Damon Richardson Drums
Helga Rossi Vocals
Dregen Vocals,Vocals (Background)
John Calabrese Bass
Rosie Celano Vocals,Vocals (Background)
Fionnuala Jamison Vocals
Melinn Chaban Vocals
Technical Credits
Matt DeMatteo Engineer,ProducerVictor Florencia Mixing
Henrik Jonsson Mastering
Danko Jones Composer,Producer
Melinn Chaban Group Member
Dave Pedro Group Member
Lionel Pedro Group Member
Paul Bozzi Group Member
Jesper Lindgren Photography
Helga Rossi Group Member
Rosie Celano Group Member
Fionnuala Jamison Group Member
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