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Vigilantes of Love
Released 1992

Sick Of It All
03:51
213 plays

I Can't Remember
05:11
199 plays

Real Down Town
03:52
175 plays

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songs

- 1
- Real Down Town
- 03:52
- 175 plays

- 2
- Undertow
- 03:03
- 153 plays

- 3
- River Of Love
- 03:00
- 170 plays

- 4
- Anybody's Guess
- 03:14
- 125 plays

- 5
- I Can't Remember
- 05:11
- 199 plays

- 6
- Motel Room
- 03:20
- 109 plays

- 7
- Deep End
- 02:43
- 122 plays

- 8
- Sick Of It All
- 03:51
- 213 plays

- 9
- Sweet Fire Of Love
- 02:13
- 117 plays

- 10
- Hip Train
- 03:27
- 106 plays

- 11
- Earth Has No Sorrow
- 04:29
- 106 plays

- 12
- Port Of Entry
- 03:55
- 110 plays

- 13
- Eleanor
- 05:42
- 109 plays

- 14
- Keep Out The Chill
- 03:45
- 106 plays

- 15
- Andersonville
- 03:45
- 117 plays

- 16
- Strike While The Iron Is Hot
- 03:32
- 108 plays

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album review

Producers Mark Heard and Peter Buck of R.E.M. seem to be trying to get the biggest, most aggressive sound they can while using acoustic string instruments almost exclusively. The result is a terrific set of Power Folk. The Vigilantes rip through the fast numbers with punk intensity, and perform the slower ones with an almost cinematic sweep. Singer-songwriter Bill Mallonee's stories echo Flannery O'Connor in their colloquial evocation of empty lives and gracious redemption. His only bandmate is mandolin virtuoso Billy Holmes, who also plays organ, piano, sitar, trumpet, bass and electric guitar. In the last years before his death Heard had developed uncanny prowess in engineering acoustic recordings, and every note rings with shimmering definition. ~ Darryl Cater, All Music Guide