Customer Reviews

Cut the Crap

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If you haven't heard this record, than it's worth checking out. You might be surprised by what you hear. Some heavy guitar playing prevails, throughout the record, along with some vulgar and profane lyrics. What more can you ask for?

Most people when you ask them about this album, will cite the more popular track "Locked and Loaded" but with tracks like "Dumbass Country Boy" which really speaks to the state of the music industry and mainstream fans imo, the track that really doesn't seem to get much notice is "Misery Loves Company" which is easily my faovrite song on the album. Looking forward to seeing them at the House of Blues later this month. While it's not as good as their debut album, it deserves better than a 3.

This album I purchased because im an AC/DC fan and it contains a great song called "locked and loaded" which Brian Johnson joins Jesse James Depree to sing it! Its the best song on the album! And the rest of the songs are pretty good, but i'd recomend there self titles debuet album more then this one!

Yeah, Jackyl is pretty good, but the gem on this record is the duet with AC/DC's Brian Johnson "Locked and Loaded" I hope AC/DC will do it on the next tour. It is awesome. The token chainsaw song on this record (the title track)Is also great. "Thanks for the Grammy" is pretty lame though...

A must have for any Jackyl fan. Locked and Loaded may be the best song they have recorded since the Lumberjack. But from start to finish this album kicked this Dumb-a__ Country Boy's a__

jackyl, aa great heavy metal band, also from the 80's. this was a very good album