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Vigilantes of Love
Released 1996

Struggleville
04:16
409 plays

Double Curre [#]
05:09
324 plays

Skin
05:00
296 plays

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- 1
- Struggleville
- 04:16
- 409 plays

- 2
- Double Curre [#]
- 05:09
- 324 plays

- 3
- Real Down Town
- 03:51
- 200 plays

- 4
- And You Drown [#]
- 03:47
- 241 plays

- 5
- Tempest
- 02:16
- 216 plays

- 6
- Skin
- 05:00
- 296 plays

- 7
- Who Knows When the Sunrise Will Be
- 04:48
- 258 plays

- 8
- When I'm Broken (See What Happens) [#]
- 03:59
- 249 plays

- 9
- Glory and the Dream
- 03:46
- 224 plays

- 10
- Hopeless Is as Hopeless Does [#]
- 04:08
- 221 plays

- 11
- Earth Has No Sorrow Heaven Can't Heal
- 04:28
- 214 plays

- 12
- Undertow
- 03:04
- 205 plays

- 13
- America
- 05:55
- 236 plays

- 14
- Blister Soul
- 03:52
- 215 plays

- 15
- Losin' It
- 04:41
- 230 plays

- 16
- River of Love
- 03:00
- 176 plays

album review

The first Vigilantes of Love album on the Warner Brothers label is a retrospective of their first five CDs, which featured five different band lineups. Fittingly, singer-songwriter Bill Mallonee has recorded four new songs for the compilation with yet another new band. With the exception of the rock-hymn "Double Cure," the new songs are the least interesting -- tuneful enough, but arranged blandly with familiar classic rock riffs. However, producer Dan Russell has made some excellent selections from the Vigilantes' past: the disc wisely focuses on Mallonee's pointedly poignant acoustic songs, and skips the juvenelia of his weakest album, Driving The Nails, altogether. V.O.L. is an excellent introduction to Mallonee's music. ~ Darryl Cater, All Music Guide