Roughness and Toughness

Roughness and Toughness

Roughness and Toughness

Roughness and Toughness es un álbum lanzado en 2003 por Graveslime, una banda islandesa de heavy metal. Roughness and Toughness fue su primer y último trabajo, ya que el grupo se había separado antes de que el disco saliera a la calle.
Grabado por Tim Green en Studio Veðurstofan, Reykjavík, la mezcla estuvo a cargo de los Louder Studios, propiedad de Green en San Francisco. John Golden participó en la masterización y J. J. Golden agregó grabaciones adicionales y edición.

En este álbum hay referencias a Mogwai, Primus y Nirvana, entre otros y también posee una versión rockera del famoso tema “Chariots of Fire” (“Carrozas de Fuego”).
El guitarrista Guðlaugur Kristinn Óttarsson contribuyó en la canción “American Sleeper”.

Lista de canciones

Pista Título Duración Letra Clips de audio
01 The Punch Fucking Drunk Fuck and the Fucking Goat  ??? - -
02 Double Damage 06:07 - completo
03 I Love You, I Really Do  ??? - -
04 362 Days till Christmas  ??? - completo
05 Yo, My Lord, What’s Kicking in San Francisco?  ??? - -
06 Awesome Nights in Reykjavik 04:55 - completo
07 Chariots of Fire  ??? - -
08 5 Legged Buzzard and Lots of Love  ??? - -
09 Gasoline  ??? - -
10 American Sleeper  ??? - -
11 Eborg Ebogleson  ??? - -

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