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Hydrograd / Stone Sour.

By: Material type: MusicMusicPublisher number: 174542 | Roadrunner Records1686-174542 | Roadrunner RecordsPublisher: New York, NY : Roadrunner Records, [2017]Copyright date: ℗2017Edition: [Explicit version]Description: 1 audio disc (66 min.) : CD audio, digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 bookletContent type:
  • performed music
Media type:
  • audio
Carrier type:
  • audio disc
ISBN:
  • 9786316833853
  • 6316833857
Subject(s): Genre/Form:
Contents:
Ysif -- Taipei person ; Allah tea -- Knievel has landed -- Hydrograd -- Song #3 -- Fabuless -- The witness trees -- Rose red violet blue (this song is dumb & so am I) -- Thank God it's over -- St. Marie -- Mercy -- Whiplash pants -- Friday knights -- Somebody stole my eyes -- When the fever broke.
Production credits:
  • Produced by Jay Ruston and Stone Sour.
Stone Sour (Corey Taylor, Josh Rand, Roy Mayorga, Johny Chow, Christian Martucci) ; with additional musicians.Summary: After three years, Stone Sour returns with one of the most anticipated hard rock releases of 2017. It includes the new single Fabuless.
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Holdings
Item type Home library Collection Call number Materials specified Status Date due Barcode Item holds
Adult CD Adult CD Main Library CD POP/ROCK Stone Sour Available 33111009884111
Total holds: 0

Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

The veteran hard rockers' sixth studio long-player, Hydrograd takes its name from an airport sign that frontman Corey Taylor misread while racing to make a connecting flight in Eastern Europe. It's a fitting metaphor for the group, which, since its inception in 1992, has refused to be pigeonholed; carving out its own stylistically neutral brand of accessible modern heavy metal that's flirted with nearly every iteration of the genre. Notably, Hydrograd is the first Stone Sour outing not to feature guitarist and co-founder Jim Root, who left rather acrimoniously in 2013. The band has stated that Christian Martucci, who joined up in 2015, played a huge role in shaping the sound of the album, which is far more textural and cinematic, though no less heavy, than prior outings. Recorded live in the studio with Jay Ruston (Steel Panther, Anthrax, the Donnas), the sprawling 15-track set, which clocks in at just over an hour, can feel a little unruly, but there's more than enough meat here to make a proper sandwich. The melody-rich "Song #3," the vaguely Queensrÿche-ian closer "When the Fever Broke," and "Rose Red Violent Blue (This Song Is Dumb & So Am I)," the latter of which flirts with a Beatlesque verse melody before launching into a vintage arena rock chorus, are all radio-friendly enough to make it to primetime, but Stone Sour have always been at their best when they inject their more commercial side with a little venom. They do just that on the knotty opener "Taipei Person/Allah Tea" and the galvanic single "Fabuless" -- the singularly titled "Whiplash Pants" also hits that sweet spot -- and it's in those grey areas where Hydrograd begins to make sense. ~ James Christopher Monger

Title from container spine.

Stone Sour (Corey Taylor, Josh Rand, Roy Mayorga, Johny Chow, Christian Martucci) ; with additional musicians.

Produced by Jay Ruston and Stone Sour.

Recorded Sphere Studios, Burbank, CA.

"Parental advisory: explicit content"--Container.

Lyrics on container insert.

Ysif -- Taipei person ; Allah tea -- Knievel has landed -- Hydrograd -- Song #3 -- Fabuless -- The witness trees -- Rose red violet blue (this song is dumb & so am I) -- Thank God it's over -- St. Marie -- Mercy -- Whiplash pants -- Friday knights -- Somebody stole my eyes -- When the fever broke.

After three years, Stone Sour returns with one of the most anticipated hard rock releases of 2017. It includes the new single Fabuless.

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