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- Death By Sexy
- - 135,731 plays
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Eagles of Death Metal
Released 2006

Chase the Devil
03:02
9,948 plays

I Like to Move In The Night
03:59
9,932 plays

Keep Your Head Up
02:27
8,079 plays

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- 1
- I Want You So Hard (Boys Bad News)
- 02:21
- 19,662 plays

- 2
- I Gotta Feeling (Just Nineteen)
- 03:30
- 10,223 plays

- 3
- Cherry Cola
- 03:17
- 16,200 plays

- 4
- I Like to Move In The Night
- 03:59
- 9,932 plays

- 5
- Solid Gold
- 04:20
- 10,378 plays

- 6
- Don't Speak (I Came to Make a Bang)
- 02:47
- 14,050 plays

- 7
- Keep Your Head Up
- 02:27
- 8,079 plays

- 8
- The Ballad of Queen Bee & Baby Duck
- 01:59
- 7,076 plays

- 9
- Poor Doggie
- 03:16
- 8,019 plays

- 10
- Chase the Devil
- 03:02
- 9,948 plays

- 11
- Eagles Goth
- 01:59
- 7,942 plays

- 12
- Shasta Beast
- 02:26
- 7,471 plays

- 13
- Bag O' Miracles
- 02:19
- 6,765 plays

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album review

Taking things a little more seriously -- but never too seriously -- the second time around, the Eagles of Death Metal's Death by Sexy keeps the freewheeling, just-for-the-hell-of-it vibe that made Peace Love Death Metal so much fun and improves on it with more focused songwriting. This songwriting, as the title Death by Sexy implies, is obviously focused on a raunchy good time, which the album delivers in spades. Not so obvious, though, is how fine the line between lusty and skanky can be. Most of the time, as on "I Want You So Hard," "I Like to Move in the Night," and "Cherry Cola," the Eagles of Death Metal stay on the sexy side of that line, but they even do the nasty (so to speak) stuff well: On "I Got a Feelin' (Just 19)" and "Shasta Beast," head Eagle Jesse "The Devil" Hughes -- who sports a mustache not seen outside of '70s porn (or, possibly, Terry Richardson's high-sleaze photography) -- sings of barely legal girls who still live with their parents, and gets downright cruel on the glammy stomp of "Poor Doggie." Even though Death by Sexy is more fleshed-out than their debut was, the Eagles of Death Metal's simplest moments are still their best. Along with the previously mentioned "I Want You So Hard" and "Cherry Cola" -- which has backing vocals courtesy of Brody Dalle that give it an extra-sexy edge -- the album's standouts include "Chase the Devil," which marks the return of Hughes' demented Elvis impersonation, and "Solid Gold," a rollicking-yet-hypnotic instrumental that could soundtrack a go-go dancing contest. Fittingly for its on-the-prowl vibe, Death by Sexy spends a minimum of time on brooding tracks like "Eagles Goth" and "Bag O' Miracles." Instead, it focuses on songs that sound good in bad places, and its gloriously, thoroughly trashy fun makes it a guilt-free fling. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide