VG+ Junkyard Sixes, Sevens Nines 1991 LP Brazil cinderella KIX Anthrax rare rock
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ARTIST: Junkyard TITLE: Sixes, Sevens & Nines
LABEL: Geffen Records – 170.8014, Geffen Records – 170 8014
Vinyl: VG+
Sleeve: VG+ (Nice, See pics.)
Notes: RARE! Official Brazilian pressing. Includes insert. ____
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Sixes, Sevens & Nines, released in 1991 by Junkyard, is an album that exemplifies the band’s gritty, blues-infused hard rock sound with elements of punk and Southern rock influences. Known for their raw, unpolished approach, Junkyard combines elements of late-’80s hard rock with a down-to-earth, rebellious vibe. Their second album moves slightly away from their punk roots and dives deeper into storytelling, with a mix of melodic hooks, roaring guitars, and raspy vocals. David Roach’s expressive vocals bring a sense of honesty and grit to the lyrics, often centering around themes of heartache, defiance, and the pitfalls of a rock 'n' roll lifestyle.
Tracks like “Slippin’ Away” and “Lost in the City” capture the album's moody yet energetic atmosphere, blending straightforward rock with a bluesy, introspective edge. “Misery Loves Company” showcases the band’s skill in writing catchy, anthemic choruses, while “Clean the Dirt” provides a darker, heavier sound. The production on Sixes, Sevens & Nines keeps the sound raw and unrefined, fitting for a band rooted in the down-and-dirty Los Angeles rock scene of the late ’80s and early ’90s.
Here are 50 similar artists that share Junkyard’s hard rock grit, blues-punk influences, and unfiltered, rebellious edge:
The Georgia Satellites Faster Pussycat Little Caesar The Four Horsemen Zodiac Mindwarp and the Love Reaction Broken Teeth Circus of Power Dangerous Toys The Quireboys Rhino Bucket L.A. Guns Dogs D'Amour Sea Hags Bang Tango Jetboy BulletBoys Great White Ratt Love/Hate Kix Cinderella Spread Eagle Badlands Jackyl Junk Monkeys Mother Love Bone Little Texas Rose Tattoo Hanoi Rocks The Almighty The Hangmen Enuff Z'nuff Tora Tora Warrior Soul Wildside Southgang Vain The Screaming Jets Black 'n Blue Billy Idol (early) Shotgun Messiah Salty Dog Electric Angels King's X D.A.D. (Disneyland After Dark) Rock City Angels Britny Fox Michael Monroe Aerosmith (late ’80s era) Alice Cooper (late ’80s era) These bands share Junkyard’s blend of sleazy rock, bluesy riffs, and raw vocals, each contributing to the heavier, attitude-laden side of late ’80s and early ’90s hard rock and sleaze metal.
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