Full Devil Jacket

Full Devil Jacket

Track Listings

1. Wanna Be Martyr

2. Fastblack

3. Where Did You Go?

4. Mainline

5. Blue Green Day

6. Stain

7. Monster

8. Love Song

9. Now You Know

10. Mr. Wiggly

11. Cardboard Believer

Tracks:

Stain
Mr. Wiggly
Screaming Jesus
D.M.F. (Live)
Full Devil Jacket

Customer Reviews:

EP Shows Hint of Promise For FDJ..........2005-11-24

A WAX BOX... is a hint of Full Devil Jacket's potential that would mostly come to full life on their self-titled debut. "Screaming Jesus" and "Stain" (which appears on the self-titled, along with a re-working of "Mr. Wiggly") rock with intensity, assaulting guitars and the anguished vocals of Josh Brown (now frontman for the alterna-metal Christian group Day of Fire). But the track "Full Devil Jacket" is a complete 180 and a softer side of FDJ, and it has a very bluesy feel to it. So while this is a too brief depiction of FDJ, it does hint at the promise this Tennessee band shows on this short but slick ep.

Hey.......2005-04-12

Don't buy this if your not a fan,if you are,why are ya reading this.U know ya gotta have this.DMF if a great song,The song FullDevilJacket hits home.

Maybe it's just me,but you can onley compare Alice in Chains to other bands for so long,then you come to find out the band that you are comparing them to does not sound like them anymore.Oh god Lane,they just don't know...

Heavy Metal is back!!.......2001-07-14

Looking for new music from a great new group? Sick of boy bands and all of the other teenie boppers out there? If you want in your face metal, this is the one to get!!

potentialy great.......2001-03-25

This band could be great. If you have the self-titled and like it even a little, you have to get the ep. It's mind blowing. The first two songs are on FDJ but there good. The other three songs cannot be missed. It would be an injustice if you didn't hear these songs so buy this CD. Its kind of hard to find but once you do it is worth it.

Definately A Band You Will Soon Hear About.......2000-02-15

FulldevilJacket is a hard driven band with lots of fat guitars. Definately an outlet for the return of rock. There is not a song on this E.P. that doesnt show the talent of this band. They should most definately be on your to buy list. I am looking forward to their full length album.

Average customer rating:

rocks with memory
Wall to wall sound and it rocks
Full Devil Jacket is good.
Full Devil Jacket Fail To Disappoint...4.5 stars
One shot, One Kill!

Full Devil Jacket
Full Devil Jacket
Manufacturer: Island
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004RD2A
Release Date: 2000-03-07

Tracks:

Wanna Be a Martyr
Fastblack
Where Did You Go?
Mainline
Blue Green Day
Stain
Monster
Love Song
Now You Know
Mr. Wiggly
Cardboard Believer

Customer Reviews:

rocks with memory.......2006-05-23

This cd was one of a few that "soundtracked" my year of 2000. Great rock....not bad, and now too bad we never got more ...

Wall to wall sound and it rocks.......2006-01-19

I love this CD . I only wish there were more cds to get from this band. I have had this CD since it came out and have never put it away.
Barry

Full Devil Jacket is good........2005-12-19

This is one of the best CD's that I own. I've had it since 2000 and I still don't get tired of it! I wish they were still around.

Full Devil Jacket Fail To Disappoint...4.5 stars.......2005-11-24

Full Devil Jacket's debut ep A WAX BOX... was a hint of promise for a group that truly indulged it's love of metal, with "Stain" leading the way and making waves at radio. Now that they were in the mix, it was only a matter of time before a full-length debut was completed, and hence we have the self-titled debut, a truly metal monster machine complete with 11 tracks that, while familiar, are nuggets of pure alterna-metal. There are influences for sure here and you'll hear them in the music, but they blend the best elements to showcase a fine collection.

"Wanna Be Martyr" kicks the album off with an adrenaline rush of guitars and the growl of singer Josh Brown, whose vocals show a hint of Phil Anselmo influence, but he has a voice his own, and sometimes he really shows genuine emotion, but he can hold it down, and does for most of the album. Guitarists Jonathan Montoya and Mike Reaves can play fairly well, and the best elements come together on the melodic and bittersweet "Where Did You Go?", where drummer Keith Foster and bassist Kevin Bebout provide an above average rhythm section. On "Where Did You Go?", Brown's vocals ache with pain, it's one of the best songs on here...plus it was a minor radio hit. Elsewhere, "Stain" is straight up metal, going right for the jugular and beating you into the wall with its relentless metal machine. The slow grind of "Mainline" howls, but it's also got a bit of melody to integrate into its standard alterna-metal chug. "Monster", like "Where Did You Go?", is another melodic, painful winner that does show emotion, but the industrial machine sound ending gives the song less punch in the end, but most of it is quite strong. "Now You Know" is a thoroughly catchy song, and was the strongest radio presence for Full Devil Jacket. Closer "Cardboard Believer" blends metal, melody, grace, and anguish into one tight package, while "Mr. Wiggly" breathes like the monster it is, screaming, demonic vocals and full sonic assault crunch. Throughout these 11 tracks, Full Devil Jacket play and can certainly mean it throughout most of the album.

So while showcasing a fairly strong, cohesive collection of hard charging metal, the band isn't afraid to show it's sensitive, melodic flair every once in a while. FULL DEVIL JACKET shows great promise...it's just a shame that they broke up...but with this album, they certainly gel into a great alterna-thrash unit. (Word is Josh Brown has a new band, Day of Fire, that is mostly Christian rock...check it out)

One shot, One Kill!.......2005-11-22

This band has to be the one of the most overlooked band's of all time. This was a great band until Joshua Brown (lead singer) nearly had an overdose and went to Christian Rock (Day of Fire). They were extremely innovative and energetic with their music. The album isn't put together to bad either, you start off with the hard-hitting "Wanna Be Martyr" and go to the extremely addictive "Fastblack". Probably the only song anyone has heard is "Where Did You Go?" which was a good mix-up for this album, why not throw in a nice ballad when the rest of the album is pissed off. The biggest asset for this album is it's diversity, you got your straight out metal with heavy effects i.e. "Mainline" and then you go to a pop song with "Blue Green Day". Needless to say, these guys were not sellouts, they were straight up underground and were true to their music. FDJ rules!

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