Fight On! Explicit Lyrics - Gym & Workout Motivation
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Fight On! Explicit Lyrics - Gym & Workout Motivation
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The new Suicidal Tendencies EP 'Get Your Fight On!' will be released on March 9th 2018. This EP will be the second release for the band with Dave Lombardo on drums (Dead Cross, Slayer, Phantomas, GripInc), Ra Diaz on bass and Jeff Pogan on guitars and will anticipate a full length album set to release this coming summer. The 10 songs effort includes new tracks, the first ever cover song from the band for classic Iggy Pop's song 'I Got A Right', a stunning artwork by artist Mike Strachan and much much more! In Mike's own words : "This ExPx is different in several ways. Whereas originally this was gonna be the set up to 'World Gone Mad' which was released in September 2016, now it's more of an ending to 'World Gone Mad' and tie over till 'STill Cyco Punk After All These Years'. It's CYCO time and you've been warned!
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I'm so happy to see Suicidal Tendencies as active as they've been in recent years. The addition of Dave Lombardo to the band was a real coup for Mike Muir. Lombardo has injected some needed energy into the band's approach and attitude. I loved the last full-length, World Gone Mad, and this EP was supposed to precede it. The new songs on here are full-on, high energy Suicidal, going back and forth between funky, upbeat metal and hardcore/punk attitude. The four versions of Get Your Fight On are different enough to keep from sounding repetitive as you listen to the EP. From what I've read, Suicidal may be in the process of putting together another full-length, thanks in particular to the urgings of Dave Lombardo. I can't wait for it, and in the meantime, I'll be playing this EP over and over again.
