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Nice by Henry Rollins/Rollins Band (CD, 2001)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelFestival Records (Australia)

UPC9397603342127

eBay Product ID (ePID)28050209612

Product Key Features

Release Year2001

FormatCD

GenreRock

Run Time44 Mins 56 Seconds

StyleHard Rock

ArtistHenry Rollins/Rollins Band

Release TitleNice

Additional Product Features

DistributionMSI Music Distribution

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Number of Discs1

ReviewsAlternative Press (10/01, pp.96,99) - 8 out of 10 - "...A suprisingly solid effort..." CMJ (8/13/01, p.12) - "...Straightforward, ass-kicking garage-metal....Henry's concerns haven't changed...but the fresh sound of the band is update enough."

Additional informationRollins Band: Henry Rollins (vocals); Jim Wilson (guitar); Jason Mackenroth (saxophone, drums); Marcus Blake (bass). Recorded at Cherokee Studios, Los Angeles, California. Australian edition contains two exclusive tracks--"Nowhere To Go But Inside" & "Too Much Rock & Roll One Shot." CD contains 2 bonus tracks. Henry Rollins's second album with the new-and-improved Rollins Band (it's basically Rollins fronting the Los Angeles hard rock band Mother Superior), 2001's NICE also proves to be the debut release from the quartet's new label, Sanctuary Records. The album's unassuming title might lull many a newcomer into a false sense of security, before pummeling the listener with the Rollins Band trademark of groove-heavy, Sabbath-esque power rock. NICE finds the Rollins Band growing together as a unit (especially when compared to their first release together, 2000's GET SOME GO AGAIN), as they lock into one killer riff-rocker after another. There's the album's undisputed highlight "Your Number Is One," the opening track "One Shot," and the aggressive "Gone Inside the Zero" for starters. With the release of NICE, the latest edition of the Rollins Band appears to be fast developing into one hell of a deadly rocking beast.

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