Born To Kill (LP)
Social Distortion
Amoeba Review
You read that right. There's a new Social Distortion album out. Born to Kill is the band's first studio album in fifteen years and it feels like classic Social Distortion. It's gritty rock 'n' roll, with punk rock fury, top-notch songwriting, and more than a few earworms. The band covers Chris Isaak's twangy heartbreaker "Wicked Game." Lucinda Williams guests on a track. A satisfying listen from an essential band.
Track Listing
Side A Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
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1.
Born to Kill
|
Social Distortion | 03:51 |
|
2.
No Way Out
|
Social Distortion | 03:49 |
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3.
The Way Things Were
|
Social Distortion | 04:35 |
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4.
Tonight
|
Social Distortion | 04:06 |
Side B Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
|
1.
Partners in Crime
|
Social Distortion | 03:51 |
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2.
Crazy Dreamer
|
Social Distortion | 03:49 |
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3.
Wicked Game
|
Social Distortion | 05:35 |
|
4.
Walk Away (Don't Look Back)
|
Social Distortion | 04:14 |
Side C Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
|
1.
Never Goin' Back Again
|
Social Distortion | 03:47 |
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2.
Don't Keep Me Hanging On
|
Social Distortion | 04:13 |
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3.
Over You
|
Social Distortion | 04:07 |




















