The Four Horsemen - Gettin' Pretty Good at Barely Gettin' By - 21st Anniversary Edition flac album

Originally and simply titled The Four Horsemen, the reissued EP sports the new title Welfare Boogie, and five bonus tracks. According to the liner notes, the band didn’t mind if they sounded a bit like AC/DC since nobody is doing AC/DC anymore, not even AC/DC. The EP has the same raw and rough vibe of Powerage-era Bon Scott, but with a guy who can also scream like Brian Johnson. According to the liner notes here, this song eventually mutated again into Can’t Stop Rockin' from the album. This track however is just a good time boogie with a bouncy riff lifted from New York Groove by Ace Frehley. Then there is Ain’t Telling Me, a purely AC/DC stomp with a hint of Guns N’ Roses on top like a cherry.

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The Four Horsemen were quite literally a shattered band come 1996. Five years on from their simplistic but infectious retro-rock debut, they'd been dropped by Def American, been abandoned by their main songwriter guiding force in founding guitarist Haggis, and, most heartbreaking of all, lost drummer Ken "Dimwit" Montgomery to a drug overdose. Still, the fact that's it's clearly inferior compared to its predecessor shouldn't entirely detract from this album's good-time blue-collar rock & roll, and fans of the Horsemen will likely want to give it a chance anyway. And they did an OK job. The album still featured much of the Four Horsemen's stripped-down, hard-rocking style, but standout cuts such as "Hot Rod" and the poignant "Song for Absent Friends" generally lacked the Southern Skynyrd flavor, and especially the power boogie AC/DC crunch of old. Instead, the album mostly resorted to a mellower, more soulful, decidedly sleeker Black Crowes-type groove for tracks like the title song and "Drunk Again" (note background lady singers).

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