Triptych

Shooting At Unarmed Men
Triptych

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Release date: 21/Aug/2007
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Sales Rank: #15265 in Mainstream Rock
#91981 in Rock
Style: Mainstream Rock
Product No.: 1987193499
Details / Tracklist: 1.1 1. Sometimes the Best Thing You Can Do Is Die
1.2 2. This Song Comes with a Picture
1.3 3. the Things You Can and Cannot Do
1.4 4. the Conventions of Stopping
1.5 5. Boredom Is the Feeling That Everything Is a Waste of Time
1.6 6. Pre-Seated
1.7 7. the Cock-A-Doodle-Doo of Democracy
1.8 8. Full Proof Plan for Succesful Living
1.9 9. Peristalsis
1.10 10. Sailing Keeps You Safe
1.11 11. Happy Birthday Placenta
1.12 12. the Fortune of Regret
1.13 13. Missed Opportunities (Hidden Track)
Number of discs: 3
Description:Jonathan Chapple (former bass player, vocalist, writer of McLusky) returns with the third album from his new assault ensemble SHOOTING AT UNARMED MEN. Chapple has sold all his worldly possessions and moved to Australia to set up home in Melbourne and will be touring the nation extensively to support the release of this album. Equal parts angry, on your case and hilarious, Shooting at Unarmed Men take no prisoners with their crushing, scatterbrained attack. The album comes as a three CD set wrapped in amazing triple gatefold digital packaging.
No. of tracks: 13
Manufacturer No.: IMT7166870.2
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Darren Carle - 18/Apr/2008 2 of 5 Stars!
That the harrowing opening few seconds of Triptych threaten to carbon copy Mclusky is unlikely to be accidental; singer Jon Chapple was behind the Wel...

Sam Shepherd - 12/Apr/2008 4 of 5 Stars!
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