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Rollins is an interesting character...he admits that he is not a traditional rock singer in the sense of wiggling his hips and singing catchy hooks. That being said, Rollin's style is akin to that of Bob Dylan if he was on testosterone injections. In a way, Rollins sort of talk sings...or in this case yells-sings. None the less his timing, lyrics and maturity come through nice and soulfully on this album. You can really here the fusion of funk and old school rock in his band as well. Rollins is someone who when he puts his mind to something, he gets it done. On this album you not only see the fruition and maturation of his infamousstyle and tenacity, but also a perfect intergration of his influences paired with a well done produciton.

This album from Rollins Band has to be one of their best, everything is so well put together and the sound is tight. This album is great because there are an amount of different styles that this album showcases. For me one of the songs that caught my ear was "Whats The Matter Man" which is showcasesd in Tony Hawks Pro Skater 3. Many of you who are part of that generation know what I'm talking about. haha But anyways the beat is driven heavy with the snare and the guitars sound great. Other great songs are "Up For It" and "Your Number Is One" because they are both pretty funky and have great beats. "Hangin' Around" is a track that is kinda slow and grungy a bit. Overall I could let this album play all the way through and not want to skip any of the tracks because all the songs are catchy and bring a good taste to your ear pallette. This album is a must for any Henry Rollins or Rollins Band fan.