Roxy Blue - Want Some torrent

Roxy Blue - Want Some? Censored
ROXY BLUE
WANT SOME?
Released 1992 (Geffen)

Track List:
01. Too Hot To Handle
02. Sister Sister
03. Times Are Changin'
04. It's So Easy
05. Rob The Cradle
06. Squeeze Box
07. Talk Of The Town
08. Rock-A-Bye Baby
09. Luv On Me
10. Nobody Knows
11. Love's Got A Hold On Me
12. Main Attraction

Band:
Todd Poole - vocals and guitar
Sid "Boogie" Fletcher - guitar and background vocals
Josh Weil - bass and background vocals
Scotty T - drums, percussion and background vocals

Additional Musicians:
Jim Jamison
Jani Lane
Tommy Funderburk

Production:
Produced by Mike Clink.

Review:
Want Some? is the one and only release from this talented Tennessee quartet. The album has an abundance of rockers such as "Too Hot To Handle", "Rob The Cradle", "Main Attraction" and a killer cover of The Who's "Squeeze Box". Of course no hair band would be without the heartfelt ballad, and in this case it is "Times Are Changin'".
Roxy Blue didn't really have an image or sound to call their own, but their songs were so damn catchy it didn't really matter. The group deserved more recognition, but aside from "Rob The Cradle" appearing on MTV a few times, grunge had started flooding the mainstream and bands such as Roxy Blue were doomed. However, Want Some? is still full of guilty pleasures, and it gets two thumbs up!


Roxy Blue - Want Some? Censored
ROXY BLUE
WANT SOME?
Released 1992 (Geffen)

Track List:
01. Too Hot To Handle
02. Sister Sister
03. Times Are Changin'
04. It's So Easy
05. Rob The Cradle
06. Squeeze Box
07. Talk Of The Town
08. Rock-A-Bye Baby
09. Luv On Me
10. Nobody Knows
11. Love's Got A Hold On Me
12. Main Attraction

Band:
Todd Poole - vocals and guitar
Sid "Boogie" Fletcher - guitar and background vocals
Josh Weil - bass and background vocals
Scotty T - drums, percussion and background vocals

Additional Musicians:
Jim Jamison
Jani Lane
Tommy Funderburk

Production:
Produced by Mike Clink.

Review:
Want Some? is the one and only release from this talented Tennessee quartet. The album has an abundance of rockers such as "Too Hot To Handle", "Rob The Cradle", "Main Attraction" and a killer cover of The Who's "Squeeze Box". Of course no hair band would be without the heartfelt ballad, and in this case it is "Times Are Changin'".
Roxy Blue didn't really have an image or sound to call their own, but their songs were so damn catchy it didn't really matter. The group deserved more recognition, but aside from "Rob The Cradle" appearing on MTV a few times, grunge had started flooding the mainstream and bands such as Roxy Blue were doomed. However, Want Some? is still full of guilty pleasures, and it gets two thumbs up!