Recalled to Life (Deadweights album)

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Recalled to Life
Studio album by The Deadweights
Released	February 11, 1997
Recorded	1996, The Hit Factory, New York City
Genre	Punk Rock
Length	35:05
Label	Reprise Records
Producer	Daniel Rey The Deadweights
Professional reviews
All Music Guide
The Deadweights chronology
Prophecies of Beautiful Regression (1987) Recalled to Life (1997) Animosity (2002)

Recalled to Life is the fifth studio album from punk rock band The Deadweights. The album was released February 11, 1997 on Reprise Records, almost 10 years after the band's previous release. The album was the first since the band's 1995 reunion. It was produced by Daniel Rey (The Ramones, The Misfits) and co-produced by the band. The title is a reference to the novel A Tale of Two Cities. "Opium of the Masses" and "In the Modern Era of Chaos" were released as singles.

Contents 1 Track Listing 2 Personnel 3 Charting Positions 3.1 Album 3.2 Singles

[edit] Track Listing

1. "Recalled to Life" - 2:36
2. "In the Modern Era of Chaos" - 3:55
3. "Bombs for the Balkans" - 1:49
4. "Cleansing" - 2:45
5. "Fuck Your Purity" - 1:53
6. "The Government Loves You?" - 4:18
7. "Opium of the Masses" - 3:09
8. "Corporate Prostitute" - 2:10
9. "The Scene is Full of Jokes" - 1:47
10. "I Remember Imagination" - 3:34
11. "Stranded in No Man's Land" - 4:09
12. "Walking Brainless" - 2:59

[edit] Personnel

• White Jimmy - vocals, production
• Eddie Urland - lead guitar, production
• Dean Haydenbaugh - drums, production
• Ricky Scaggs - bass, production
• Daniel Rey - production, mixing

[edit] Charting Positions

[edit] Album

Year	Chart	Position
1997	The Billboard 200	#73

[edit] Singles

Year	Single	Chart	Position
1997	"Opium of the Masses"	Modern Rock Tracks	#24