Broadcast to the World
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Broadcast to the World est le sixième album du groupe de punk-rock américain Zebrahead. Il marque les débuts du chanteur et guitariste Matty Lewis qui remplace Justin Mauriello. L'artwork est de Shawn Harris, du groupe The Matches.
L'album est sorti au Japon le 22 février 2006, le 3 juillet en Europe (30 juin en Allemagne), et le 24 octobre en Amérique du Nord.
La chanson Anthem apparait dans le film Ace Ventura 3 (Ace Ventura Jr: Pet Detective), sorti en 2009.
Liste des chansons
- Broadcast to the World - 3:16
- Rated "U" for Ugly - 3:01
- Anthem - 3:33
- Enemy - 2:56
- Back to Normal - 3:40
- Postcards From Hell - 2:45
- Karma Flavored Whisky - 4:07
- Here's to You - 3:07
- Wake Me Up - 3:49
- Lobotomy for Dummies - 2:36
- The Walking Dead - 3:09
- Your New Boyfriend Wears Girl Pants - 4:28
Chansons bonus de la version japonaise
- Riot Girl - 3:18
- Down in Flames plus deux chansons cachées: Get On The Bus et Hit It Again - 7:17
Personnel
Liens externes
Catégories :
- Album musical sorti en 2006
- Album de punk rock
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