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Bullets To Broadway
Bullets To Broadway put out their self-titled debut album in 1999. Songs like "Down and Out" and "Greyhound" carried a straightforward, driving rock sound....
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Bullets To Broadway put out their self-titled debut album in 1999. Songs like "Down and Out" and "Greyhound" carried a straightforward, driving rock sound. They followed it with a few more records, including 2002's "Crimson Dawn" and 2005's "Beautiful Disaster."
Brian Weaver handled lead vocals and guitar, with Casey Hannan on drums and Chris Hannan on bass. Their music had a direct, unpolished feel, heard on tracks such as "Happily Ever After" and "Paychecks." They released another album, "Honey In The Hollow," in 2009.
Some of their songs, like "Our Club, Our Home, Our Kelly" and "Whole World Lost Its Head," turned up in film and television soundtracks. Their live shows were known for being loud and energetic.
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