| 01.Tuff Darts - Rats.flac | 18.48 MB | ||
| 02.Tuff Darts - Who's Been Sleeping Here-.flac | 18.75 MB | ||
| 03.Tuff Darts - Here Comes Trouble.flac | 14.2 MB | ||
| 04.Tuff Darts - She's Dead.flac | 16.47 MB | ||
| 05.Tuff Darts - Phone Booth Man (P.B.M).flac | 19.76 MB | ||
| 06.Tuff Darts - (Your Love Is Like) Nuclear Waste.flac | 16.84 MB | ||
| 07.Tuff Darts - My Guitar Lies Bleeding In My Arms.flac | 20.37 MB | ||
| 08.Tuff Darts - Love And Trouble.flac | 21.74 MB | ||
| 09.Tuff Darts - Head Over Heels.flac | 15.88 MB | ||
| 10.Tuff Darts - Slash.flac | 19.27 MB | ||
| 11.Tuff Darts - Fun City.flac | 18.86 MB | ||
| 12.Tuff Darts - All For The Love Of Rock And Roll.flac | 20.21 MB | ||
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| Tuff Darts - Tuff Darts - Booklet.jpg?042148 | 6.17 MB | ||
| Tuff Darts - Tuff Darts - CD.jpg?042148 | 2.01 MB | ||
| Tuff Darts - Tuff Darts - Inner.jpg?042148 | 2.85 MB | ||
| Tuff Darts - Tuff Darts - Tray.jpg?042148 | 3.05 MB | ||
| Tuff Darts - Tuff Darts.jpg?042148 | 27.38 KB | ||
| Tuff Darts - Tuff Darts.log | 11.98 KB | ||
| [Tuff Darts] Tuff Darts.cue | 4.64 KB | ||
| [Tuff Darts] Tuff Darts.m3u | 506 B | ||
| [Tuff Darts] Tuff Darts.m3u8 | 509 B | ||
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Genre: Punk Rock
Album release year: 1978/2002
Publisher (label): Wounded Bird Records - WOU 6048
Country: US
Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac)
Rip type: tracks+.cue
Audio bitrate: lossless
Duration: 00:37:02
Tracklist:
01. Rats 2:59
02. Who's Been Sleeping Here 3:00
03. Here Comes Trouble 2:12
04. She's Dead 2:40
05. Phone Booth Man (P.B.M.) 3:37
06. (Your Love Is Like) Nuclear Waste 2:58
07. My Guitar Lies Bleeding in My Arms 3:18
08. Love and Trouble 3:47
09. Head over Heels 2:45
10. Slash 3:31
11. Fun City 2:57
12. All for the Love of Rock 'N Roll 3:18
Personnel:
Bass – John DeSalvo
Drums – John Morelli
Guitar – Bobby Butani
Lead Guitar – Jeff Salen
Vocals – Tommy Frenzy
Although they only recorded one full-length record and a smattering of singles, Tuff Darts were a vital part of a thriving New York City community that featured Blondie, the Ramones, Talking Heads and Television as its elder statesmen. So it's with a bit of a surprise that more acknowledgement of the group's importance has been underwhelming. Fusing a little bit of new wave, power pop sensibilities and a rockabilly snarl, the group works its way through 13 storming numbers, taking very few pauses in between for regrouping. The songs are ferocious, and while not as comical as the Ramones, share equal footing with that band's brutal intensity. Above all, though, there's no denying that the band's output has held up over the years, and in some cases best many contemporary punk bands' albums today
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