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Broken Teeth – Viva La Rock, Fantastico! (2010)

  • February 19, 2010
  • by Rob Rockitt
  • · CD Reviews A-H · Entertainment · Hard Rock Music · Hard Rock News · Music

I have been a fan of Jason McMaster for a long time.  From Watchtower, to Dangerous Toys, to Broken Teeth, I have pretty much enjoyed all of the bands he has performed in. With that being said, it is hard for me to believe that Broken Teeth has already matched the number of studio releases as Jason McMaster’s other band Dangerous Toys, but they have done just that. With their latest release, Viva La Rock, Fantastico, McMaster and company may have released the finest Broken Teeth record to date.

Viva La Rock, Fantastico sounds as if Broken Teeth walked into the studio and performed the same kind of high energy set that they do live. It is a no frills hard rock effort cram packed with crank worthy tunes to help you get your party started.

Viva La Rock, Fantastico explodes out of the gate with fast paced rocker “Blackheart”. The Motorhead like feel to this tune instantly had me wanting to play the air drums. “Exploder” delivers that one-two punch for this CD.  If “Blackheart” didn’t reel you in, “Exploder” will get the job done with its breakneck rhythm and energetic riffs.

At this point Viva La Rock Fantastico is merciless with its high-speed tunes. You don’t get a moment to catch your breath until the song “Break the Spell”.   This tune does a very good job of  breaking up the pace with its AC/DC inspired riffs.  This song may lack in originality, but Broken Teeth deliver it with such conviction, you will hardly care. McMaster’s razor-sharp vocals, and the riffs of Tuten & Beeson are damn near perfect here.

Jason McMaster has made no secret that he is a fan of Danko Jones.  The song “Twister” has similar pacing as some of Danko’s previous work. Borrowed ideas or not, “Twister” is one hell of an infectious tune.

The guitar riff on “Back On The Road” is so insanely catchy that I consider this song, one of Broken Teeth’s best. I can’t this song out of my head.

Much like “Twister” before it, “Bullet” also that similar guitar rhythms as Danko Jones.  This is another fun tune that I like a lot.

Danko Jones sings on the title track “Viva La Rock, Fantastico!”, as well as the following tune “Big Spender”. The end result are two classic Broken Teeth songs that make Viva La Rock Fantastico a must own record for all Danko Jones, and hard rock fans alike.

If you like your hard rock raw, and not over produced, you are going to love this CD.  The songs are fairly short in length.  What they lack in length, they deliver in punch. Viva La Rock Fantastico is one of my favorites of 2010.  Don’t miss this!

You can purchase your own copy of Viva La Rock Fantastico at this link.

Rating: Out of 10

Track Listing:
1. Blackheart
2. Exploder
3. Spitting Nails
4. Dressin’ Up In Flames
5. Break The Spell
6. Twister
7. Back On The Road
8. All Hail The Altar
9. Get Outta Here Alive
10.Bullet
11.Viva La Rock, Fantastico!    (Featuring Danko Jones)
12.Big Spender         (Featuring Danko Jones)
13.Ride Upon Glory

Broken Teeth is:
Jason McMaster – Vocals
Bruce Rivers – Drums, Backup Vocals
Brett McCormick – Bass, Backup Vocals
Jared Tuten – Guitar, Backup Vocals, Percussion
David Beeson – Guitar, Backup Vocals

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  1. jalido June 27, 2010 · Reply

    Buen grupo de Rock que se parece a AC/DC
    Saludos

  2. cory shawn April 26, 2010 · Reply

    easily one of the best bands out on the road today. Great high energy live shows. proves jason’s point, rock has never been dead!

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