8 Replies to “ Turned Inside Out - Rollins Band - Hard Volume (Cassette, Album) ”

1. May 10,  · A wild song from the album "Hard volume" of Henry Rollins. Thanks to E.M. for the audio-digitalization. Rollins Band - Turned Inside Out - Duration: Irresponsableful 1, views.

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2. When you think of hard, loud, and violent music bands like Slayer, Black Flag, Danzig, and Samhain come to mind. But nothing prepared me for the beautiful and utterly brutal assault that this album unleashes. This was the second Rollins Band album and .

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3. Hard Volume, an Album by Rollins Band. Released in on Texas Hotel (catalog no. TEX; Vinyl LP). Genres: Post-Hardcore. Featured peformers: Andrew Weiss (bass), Sim Cain (drums, percussion), Chris Haskett (guitar), Henry Rollins (vocals), Theo van Rock (producer), Rollins Band (writer), Rae Di Leo (recording engineer, aka_text mixing role_id aka_text), Wally Traugott (mastering.

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4. Jan 06,  · In , the Rollins Band released Rise Above: 24 Black Flag Songs to Benefit the West Memphis Three. The album features a number of guest vocalists (including Lemmy, Corey Taylor, Ice T, Tom Araya and others) singing Black Flag's songs. Albums: Do It () Life Time () Hard Volume () Turned On ().

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5. This song is by Rollins Band and appears on the album Hard Volume () and on the album Turned On (). Turned inside out for all to see Turned inside out for all to see Touch this, feel this.

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6. Hard Volume is the second album by the Rollins Band, released in The album was notable for including a minute jam on the Velvet Underground outtake “Move Right In” entitled “Joy Riding.

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7. Mar 06,  · This album was recording in Austria in late November and captures Rollins Band before they gained a much larger following post-Lollapalooza. There were several tracks on this album that are earlier version of songs from "The End of Silence" and, since that is my favorite Rollins album, it was cool to hear these songs at an earlier stage/5(11).

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8. A vastly looser affair than their debut album, Hard Volume is the first glimpse of what Rollins Band would become with 's The End of exblincoramuffpregombiogentbeldayvers.coinfo songs here are based more on the groove than they are on Life exblincoramuffpregombiogentbeldayvers.coinfo opener, "Hard," may seem a little over the top lyrically, but it has a swagger unmatched in the Rollins Band's catalog. This is also the first Rollins release to showcase both.

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