Running With The Dogs (Deluxe) The Treatment

• 1 I Bleed Rock + Roll 03:03
• 2 Drop Like A Stone 03:03
• 3 Get The Party On 04:14
• 4 Running With The Dogs 03:48
• 5 Intro/ The Outlaw 03:50
• 6 Emergency 04:06
• 7 She's Too Much 03:20
• 8 Cloud Across The Sun 03:59
• 9 Don't Look Down 03:59
• 10 World On Fire 03:01
• 11 What Is There To Say? 03:24
• 12 Unchain My World 03:47
• 13 Don't Get Mad Get Evil 03:51
• 14 Way Of The World 03:38
• 15 The Seeker 03:16
• 16 She Does It Right 03:21
• 17 No Matter What 03:11
• 18 In My Chair 03:05
• 19 Running With The Dogs (Acoustic) 03:15
• 20 I Bleed Rock + Roll (Acoustic) 02:51
• Total Runtime 01:10:02

Info for Running With The Dogs (Deluxe)

The still very young year 2014 already offers a classic rock highlight in a class of its own: Running With the Dogs is the second studio album by the band from Cambridge / UK, who, as true youngsters (the youngest members were just 15 years old when the band was founded), have already caused a sensation on numerous tours with greats such as Motörhead, Kiss, Mötley Crüe, Alice Cooper, Steel Panther and most recently Airbourne. Now, The Treament have set their sights on reaping the rewards of their live experiences and are releasing their second studio album, the first release since their 5-track EP Then & Again, which featured cover songs from the 70s and was released in January 2013 via Spinefarm. Then & Again bowed to the band's roots in style with an exquisite song selection, but left no clues as to how they would sound on album number 2. Will they continue on the path they started on, or take a turn and dare a radical new beginning? Well, the 13 tracks of Running With the Dogs sound as if the band had equipped the car they built with their debut album with a more powerful engine, wider tyres and an enormously loud exhaust. Once again, Iron Maiden mastermind Steve Harris' Barnyard Studios served as the workshop, with producer Laurie Mansworth and mixer Tony Newton working on the sound as usual. Already the opener "I Bleed Rock'n'Roll", whose video clip was presented at the start of the tour with Airbourne, is more than an introduction to the album, but can calmly be seen as a statement. But that doesn't mean that the album is full-on rocking from start to finish, as there are, for example, more mellow tracks like "Cloud Across The Sun" and "Unchain My World", which are juxtaposed with powerful rockers like The Outlaw (feat. Hank Williamson from The BossHoss), Don't Look Down and "Drop Like A Stone" and provide a balance. Just in time for the first headline tour through Europe, the first single Emergency will be released, a mid-tempo stomper with a driving riff that perfectly combines the bandwidth of Running With the Dogs and will sweep away the fans. In short: The Treatment 2014 is the therapy prescribed by the rock'n'roll doctor.

Matt Jones, vocals
Ben Brookland, guitar
Tagore Grey, guitar
Dhani Mansworth, drums
Rick Newman, bass

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