And at the end of the day that happiness did not affect both people. We also get a story about a man that seems to be in a place that was meant to make someone else happy. In the music environment of 1993-94, a nice fade out edit at around 3:18 and this feels like it could’ve been a big hit for the band. A straight forward rocker that has that “single” quality about it. The second to last track is Nite and Grey. Both sounds are sorely missed in the music world. But right in the middle, the songs chills out and makes me think: Paul Westerberg. I love the fast paced rhythm that makes me think of early Green Day. It’s a song that a fan of the band would certainly want to make a repeat visit on.Įrica Kane is almost like a “two songs in one” combo. This is 90’s rock/grunge/distortion at it’s best IMO. One of the fuzziest (and personal favorite) is The Stalker. Something you are not going to find on a lot of albums from that time period. Go listen to Woman 2 Woman or the smoothness of the Rhodes Electric Piano on Crackbabies. This album changes up quite a bit throughout. Don’t get me wrong, it’s my favorite era but there are some stinkers. A trend that unfortunately, seemed to happen with many albums of that era. The acoustic guitar on Positive Bleeding gives this album depth and makes certain it doesn’t get cast aside as an album that has twelve of the same sounding songs. Singers Kato and Roeser provide some excellent layered vocals throughout the song. It starts with what I can only describe as a badass guitar riff and hopping drum pattern. Forgot how much I love this song and miss this sound. The guitar tone and crunch was much tighter than I remembered and that sweet sounding snare cuts right through the mix. show coffee shop near New York’s Central Perk. For me, I felt like I was at a certain T.V. you are back in a place you haven’t been for a while. You can hear something you haven’t heard in a long time and as soon as the songs starts. The opening guitar riff of Sister Havana makes the hair on my arms stand up at attention. We decided to do a 20/20 hindsight review of these Overkill songs. One of those albums that made it great was Urge Overkill’s debut on Geffen Records, Saturation. wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Urge_Overkill_Saturation.1993 was a great year for music.wikidata:Saturation (Urge Overkill album).yago-res:Saturation (Urge Overkill album).freebase:Saturation (Urge Overkill album).'Sister Havana' charted highly on both the modern rock and mainstream rock charts, peaking at numbers 6 and 10, respectively, while 'Positive Bleeding' became a minor rock radio hit. The label released 'Sister Havana' and 'Positive Bleeding' as singles in the US and Europe. Saturation was Urge Overkill's debut on Geffen Records, and a deliberate attempt at a hit record. Saturation is the fourth album by American alternative rock group Urge Overkill, released in 1993 and produced by the Butcher Bros.wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Urge_Overkill_Saturation.jpg?width=300.The graphic art for the album cover is an artistic depiction of the Houston, Texas city skyline. The quote is from Season 5, Episode 6, titled 'Fools Die Twice'. At the end of 'Erica Kane', a piece of dialogue by McGarrett from Hawaii Five-O is played before the music starts. The two would split frontman duties on their next album Exit the Dragon and their 2011 comeback Rock & Roll Submarine. Saturation is also notable for the fact that Nash Kato – rather than King Roeser, the band's usual de facto lead vocalist – sings lead on almost the entire album.

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