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Flirtin' With Disaster (Remastered) (Bonus Tracks),Molly Hatchet

- Flirtin' With Disaster (Remastered) (Bonus Tracks)
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Molly Hatchet
Released 2001

Whiskey Man
03:39
4,587 plays

Let The Good Times Roll
02:57
4,061 plays

It's All Over Now
03:42
3,835 plays

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- 1
- Whiskey Man
- 03:39
- 4,587 plays

- 2
- It's All Over Now
- 03:42
- 3,835 plays

- 3
- One Man's Pleasure
- 03:26
- 3,792 plays

- 4
- Jukin' City
- 03:48
- 3,474 plays

- 5
- Boogie No More
- 06:07
- 3,299 plays

- 6
- Flirtin' With Disaster
- 04:58
- 37,757 plays

- 7
- Good Rockin'
- 03:19
- 3,517 plays

- 8
- Gunsmoke
- 03:13
- 3,387 plays

- 9
- Long Time
- 03:20
- 3,393 plays

- 10
- Let The Good Times Roll
- 02:57
- 4,061 plays

- 11
- Silver And Sorrow (Demo)
- 03:35
- 2,864 plays

- 12
- Flirtin' With Disaster (Live)
- 06:15
- 3,462 plays

- 13
- One Man's Pleasure (Live)
- 03:17
- 2,695 plays

- 14
- Cross Road Blues (Live)
- 04:14
- 3,442 plays

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album review

By the time Flirtin' with Disaster reached stores, the Hatchet were already bona fide forces to be reckoned with on the Southern rock circuit, with a fan base nearly on par with contemporaries like Skynyrd and the Allmans (who they covered on their eponymous debut LP). With a Frank Frazetta album cover that clearly sent a message that the band means business -- the business of hard partying and equally as hard rocking -- Flirtin' with Disaster is a 40-minute tour de force spearheaded by a triple guitar attack and the raspy thrillbilly growl of Danny Joe Brown. The album slowly builds from "Whiskey Man" into the classic soul rocker "It's All over All Now" and peaks with the brilliant title track -- largely considered by many to be Hatchet's finest moment committed to analog tape. It's a hard driving rock record, plain and simple with no frills or lofty concepts. Just ten songs designed to keep rocking until the sun comes up over the Florida swamplands. And it does the job better than most of its contemporaries. [The 2001 'Expanded Edition' includes four bonus tracks of alternate and live takes.] ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide