Roger Taylor Electric Fire Rar

Contents • • • • • Track listing [ ] All lyrics written by except 'Radio Ga Ga' by; all music composed by Tyler Spencer except where noted. • 'Rock and Roll Evacuation' (3:36) • 'Devil Nights' (Spencer/Zach Shipps//Chris Peters) (2:56) • 'Bite Me' (Spencer/Shipps/Tait/Peters) (3:57) • 'Jimmy Carter' (3:27) • 'Pleasing Interlude I' (0:47) • 'Dance Epidemic' (Spencer/Shipps/Tait/Peters) (2:48) • 'Future Boys' (3:08) • 'Dance-A-Thon 2005' (Spencer/Shipps/Tait/Peters) (3:29) • 'Be My Dark Angel' (3:17) • 'Vibrator' (Spencer/Shipps/Tait/Peters) (2:31) • 'Boy Or Girl?'

Creative 9000 Pro Drivers on this page. (Spencer/Shipps/Tait/Peters) (3:26) • 'Pleasing Interlude II' (0:27) • ' (Taylor) (3:55) • 'Taxi to Nowhere' (1:39) • 'Future Is in the Future' (Spencer/Shipps/Tait/Peters) (3:37) Personnel [ ] • - vocals • The Colonel - guitar • Johnny Na$hinal - guitar • - synthesizer • John R. Dequindre - bass (tracks 1-12, 14-15) • Frank Lloyd Bonaventure - bass (track 13) • Matt Aljian - drums (tracks 1-4, 7-9, 12, 15) • Michael Alonso - drums (tracks 6, 10) • Johnny Hentch - piano (tracks 1, 14) Trivia [ ] • The album's title honors, a former relief pitcher of the. The Devil Inside Game Crack. • 'Vibrator' was released as a free download-only single on the 18th of October 2004 to help promote the album.

This was later revealed to be a 'Download Mix' as opposed to the album version. • The song 'Bite Me' borrows the line '[I] have accountants pay for it all' from the Joe Walsh song, 'Life's Been Good'.

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• The song 'Jimmy Carter' borrows the line 'Backstreet's back alright' from 'Everybody'. • The song 'Dance-A-Thon 2005' was retired from the band's live performances after 2005, however it returned in 2009 with the words changed to 'Dance-A-Thon 2009'. • The song 'Dance-A-Thon 2005' reprises the lines 'I want to reach into the fire of your heart, I want to program all those beats right from the start, have you ever been to New York City? New York City!' From 'Improper Dancing', a song on 's previous album 'Fire'. • The song 'Taxi to Nowhere' originated from the band's days as 'The Wildbunch'. Legacy [ ] Demos recorded for the album, 'Strike While the Iron Is Hot!'