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Down - Down II: A Bustle In Your Hedgerow
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7.9 | 193 votes |
Release date: 26 March 2002
Style: Heavy metal, Sludge metal, Stoner metal

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01. Lysergik Funeral Procession
02. There's Something On My Side
03. The Man That Follows Hell
04. Stained Glass Cross
05. Ghosts Along The Mississippi
06. Learn From This Mistake
07. Beautifully Depressed
08. Where I'm Going
09. Doobinterlude
10. New Orleans Is A Dying Whore
11. The Seed
12. Lies, I Don't Know What They Say But...
13. Flambeaux's Jamming With St. Aug
14. Dog Tired
15. Landing On The Mountains Of Meggido
Lyrics (13)

Additional info
Line-up:
Phil Anselmo - Vocals
Pepper Keenan - Guitar
Kirk Windstein - Guitar
Rex Brown - Bass
Jimmy Bower - Drums (All instruments on 'Doobinterlude')

Down went into a barn in southern Lousiana where they lived and recorded this album in order to give it the "bluesy" feel.
The original title was "The Backwood Heavies"

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17.05.2013 - 20:34
Rating: 9
Butters49
Best Down
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"Sataaaaaaaaan. Yeah yeah!"
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04.07.2014 - 13:37
Rating: 7
musicalkaratekid
Another good Down album, but I personally don't think it's as effective as the band's first album. Nonetheless, there are still some classic cuts here, namely "Landing on the Mountains of Megiddo" and the brilliant "New Orleans is a dying whore". Other songs here are mostly filler material for me, particularly the two short sub-2 minute instrumentals.
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