Let It Go (Galactic Cowboys album)
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Let It Go | ||
Studio album by Galactic Cowboys | ||
Released | June 20, 2000 | |
Genre | Heavy Metal | |
Length | 73:50 | |
Label | Metal Blade | |
Producer(s) | Wally Farkas | |
Professional reviews | ||
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Galactic Cowboys chronology | ||
At The End Of The Day (1998) |
Let It Go (2000) |
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Let It Go is the final album released by heavy metal band, Galactic Cowboys. It was released in 2000.
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[edit] Notes
- The boy on the cover of this album is the son of Donovan White, who played guitar on the Crunchy album All Day Sucker.
- Guitarist Wally Farkas produced the album.
- The album has lead vocal contributions from all members: Ben Huggins, Wally Farkas and Monty Colvin.
- Former drummer Alan Doss mixed the album, and contributed some backing vocals.
- King's X drummer Jerry Gaskill played most of the drums on the album. Wally also did drums on some tracks.
- The album has a rather strange intro proclaiming the band to have "a new sound for a new millennium". This leads us into a false sense of insecurity, before the riff of T.I.M. plays.
[edit] Track listing
- "Intro"
- "T.I.M." (Colvin)
- "A Different Way" (Colvin)
- "Life And Times" (Farkas)
- "Flag" (Farkas, Huggins)
- "Disney's Spinnin'" (Colvin)
- "Hey Mr." (Huggins, Farkas, Gaskill)
- "Another Hill" (Colvin)
- "Dirty Hands" (Farkas, Huggins)
- "Boom!" (Farkas, Huggins, Gaskill)
- "Ordinary" (Huggins)
- "Internalize" (Colvin)
- "Swimming In December" (Colvin)
- "Song For Sybo" (Farkas)
- "Future" (Huggins)
- "Bucket Of Chicken" (Farkas, Gaskill, Huggins, Colvin)
- "The Record Ends" (Colvin)
[edit] Personnel
- Ben Huggins - Vocals, guitar
- Wally Farkas - Vocals, guitar, drums, keyboards, organ
- Monty Colvin - Vocals, bass
- Jerry Gaskill - Drums, chants
[edit] Guest Musicians
- Alan Doss
- Max Dyer
- Shane Huggins
- Ty Tabor
- Tamra Perkinson
- Nano Jones
- Robert Rich
- The Little LaLa People