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The Expendables
Released 2007

Down Down Down
03:37
59,841 plays

Nasty
00:14
4,866 plays

Sacrifice (Reprise)
04:41
43,728 plays

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songs

- 1
- One More Night
- 03:37
- 21,286 plays

- 2
- Keep Up
- 03:27
- 21,755 plays

- 3
- STD
- 03:00
- 16,373 plays

- 4
- Down Down Down
- 03:37
- 59,841 plays

- 5
- Take A Ticket
- 03:35
- 24,485 plays

- 6
- Paper Chains
- 02:27
- 21,628 plays

- 7
- Sacrifice (Reprise)
- 04:41
- 43,728 plays

- 8
- Swampy
- 00:40
- 14,300 plays

- 9
- War Cry
- 02:47
- 19,091 plays

- 10
- Let Loose
- 03:44
- 27,038 plays

- 11
- Not Gonna Fade
- 03:01
- 16,393 plays

- 12
- Minimum Wage
- 05:28
- 21,722 plays

- 13
- Nasty
- 00:14
- 4,866 plays

- 14
- Wide Awake
- 03:52
- 19,678 plays

- 15
- Ganja Smugglin'
- 04:17
- 34,538 plays

- 16
- Burning Up (Reborn)
- 07:06
- 23,953 plays

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album review

With a band name like that, the Expendables are simply begging for snotty drive-by non-reviews of the "Yes, quite" variety. The problem is that their music doesn't always provide enough of a defense against that kind of quick dismissal. Hailing from the beachside town of Santa Cruz, CA, the Expendables refer to themselves as a "surf culture" band, more in the Jack Johnson sense than the Dick Dale sense: The Expendables is filled with shaggy, reggae-based jam band skanks just made for middle-class white boys with dreadlocks to kick their hacky sacks to. These songs range from dull ("Paper Chains") to laughably bad (the self-explanatory "Ganja Smuggling"), which makes the occasional catchy little guitar pop tune like "One More Night" stand out more than it otherwise would. At their best, the Expendables are an inoffensive throwback to mid-'90s alterna-pop nobodies like Fastball and Deep Blue Something. At their worst, they're every trustafarian cliché come to tie-dyed life. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide