Track Listing
1. I Wanna Lose
2. Through the Hard Times (Before the End)
3. Party Till We Drop
4. I Did It Without the Drugs
5. No DOA on Sunday
6. Flop
7. Skill of the Kill
8. Wasted
9. Time Bomb USA
10. Hard to Keep My Cool
11. Dig My Own Grave
| Details | | Producer: | Al Sutton, Andy Patalan, Chuck Alkazian, Marlon Young | | Distributor: | IDN Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel: Andy Patalan, Kyle Neely (guitar, background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Chuck Alkazian; Al Sutton; Andy Patalan.
Photographer: Mark Arminski.
While they were never the most original band on the block, post-grungers Sponge did always manage to include plenty of hooks in their songs. And despite their albums no longer leaving as strong an impression on the charts as their best-selling debut did (1995's Rotting Piñata), they can still come up with tunes that many mainstream rock fans would find appealing, as evidenced by 2007's Galore Galore. More succinctly, the "they" in Sponge is singer Vinnie Dombrowski, who is the only Sponge member left from the Rotting Piñata era. At times, the sound largely remains the same, especially such tracks as "Through the Hard Times (Before the End)" and "Skill of the Kill." But at other points, there are songs that could be mistaken for performances by an American Idol participant (the album-opening "I Wanna Lose"), an emo band ("No DOA on Sunday"), or frat boy rockers ("Party Till We Drop"). If you enjoyed Sponge's derivative yet tuneful rock from their earlier albums, there's no reason why you shouldn't enjoy Galore Galore. ~ Greg Prato
While they were never the most original band on the block, post-grungers Sponge did always manage to include plenty of hooks in their songs. And despite their albums no longer leaving as strong an impression on the charts as their best-selling debut did (1995's Rotting Piñata), they can still come up with tunes that many mainstream rock fans would find appealing, as evidenced by 2007's Galore Galore. More succinctly, the "they" in Sponge is singer Vinnie Dombrowski, who is the only Sponge member left from the Rotting Piñata era. At times, the sound largely remains the same, especially such tracks as "Through the Hard Times (Before the End)" and "Skill of the Kill." But at other points, there are songs that could be mistaken for performances by an American Idol participant (the album-opening "I Wanna Lose"), an emo band ("No DOA on Sunday"), or frat boy rockers ("Party Till We Drop"). If you enjoyed Sponge's derivative yet tuneful rock from their earlier albums, there's no reason why you shouldn't enjoy Galore Galore. [Galore Galore was also released in a clean edition with explicit content removed.] ~ Greg Prato
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