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Any Port In A Storm (Parental Advisory)
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- 113,975 plays
- 12 favs
- 42 shares
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- Dirty Heads
- Released 2008
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- Shine
- 03:02
- 8,453 plays
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- Neighborhood
- 02:51
- 8,361 plays
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- Driftin'
- 03:27
- 7,808 plays
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songs
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Neighborhood
- 02:51
- 8,361 plays
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- 2
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Stand Tall
- 03:11
- 23,192 plays
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Shine
- 03:02
- 8,453 plays
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Driftin'
- 03:27
- 7,808 plays
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Taint
- 03:12
- 6,801 plays
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- 6
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Morning Light
- 02:34
- 6,519 plays
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- 7
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Insomnia
- 03:46
- 7,039 plays
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- 8
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Easy
- 03:18
- 6,424 plays
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- 9
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Knows That I
- 03:36
- 5,101 plays
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- 10
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Chelsea
- 03:06
- 5,332 plays
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- 11
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Check The Level
- 03:41
- 10,198 plays
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- 12
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Believe
- 03:24
- 7,580 plays
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- 13
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Hip Hop Misfits
- 02:39
- 6,079 plays
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Everything I'm Looking For
- 03:08
- 5,089 plays
album review
The Dirty Heads comfortably combine hip-hop and reggae with somewhat lesser dollops of conventional rock songwriting and arrangements on Any Port in a Storm. While those are the three main styles the group blend, they don't always use all three idioms in the same song, some tracks coming close to being straight hip-hop, reggae, and/or rock. Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan are even referenced in "Believe." It's an unusual mixture, but more clever than exciting, without standout tunes or lyrics. Topics for the latter include statements of mild musical and social outsiderdom, declarations of pride for sticking to their principles, and the occasional nod to romance. A fair amount of profanity is used, but hardly in an aggressive manner, almost as if it's running a little counter to their generally upbeat natures. Billy Preston appears on keyboards in one of the last sessions he recorded before his death. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide
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- Dirty Heads
- Released 2004
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- Dirty Demos
- Released 2007
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- Any Port In A Storm (Edited)
- Released 2008
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- Stand Tall (Single)
- Released 2008
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listener reviews
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Nice Mixture!
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- By fridfam
- 7/1/2009 06:58:58
- Thanks zune, for pointing these guys out.
I downloaded free song.
Loved it. Ended up buying the whole album.
What a Combination of sounds!
I hear influences of..
1. Linkin Park,
2. Sublime,
3. Beastie Boys,
4. (hed) p.e.
... Great album. They have their own vibe, I do not skip any songs. Each is unique.
This is a MUST have, if you like the above bands. - 1 out of 1 people
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