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Honeyrods

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I loved this band what happened to them.

The Honeyrods are great band that came out of Nashville in the mid 90's. With their catchy first single "Soap Opera" I expected them to rule the airwaves. Luckily in Nashville this did happen, but the album failed to find a widespread audience because of Capricorn's lackluster promotion.

To archive the band, and offer never before heard tracks, I am maintaining the official website, www.thehoneyrods.com

Get this album (you won't regret it) and check the website - a great band that deserves not to be forgotten!

It's not Pop, but it is catchy. It's what real Rock n Roll is all about. When the radio air waves are saturated with trash that passes for rock music, you need to put in a CD that embodies real rock music, that isn't trying to clone the sound of whatever band is featured on Mtv's TRL this week , and is actually good. This is that CD. The Honeyrods are so extremely popular in their home-city, Nashville, it's hard to understand why they aren't nationally dominant -- not that it matters, the music is what matters, and that's what they deliver. No screaming incoherent lyrics, no attemts to crossover to rap or heavy meatal, just some excellent songs.

I've listened to this CD a hundred times (give or take) and I love it every time. This is the kind of CD you play for your musician friends to impress them. The music is just really likeable, but not "pop" catchy; it's more like a classic. The style of the music shows that these artists do have tallent, and a lot of it ; something you don't find it a lot of rock bands today.

This is one of my favorite CD's. If you haven't heard of the Honeyrods yet, don't worry, you will, these guys are awsome!

This CD is number one in my collection. This album hasn't left my CD player in a while. The lyrics catch you and soon your'e singing along with it.

I won this CD on a radio contest...At first I was like "Who the heck are the Honeyrods", but I really liked the whole CD upon listening to it. They got great potential...