9 thoughts on “ South Central Rock - Zoobombs - Let It Bomb (CD, Album) ”

• View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Let It Bomb on Discogs. Label: Quattro - QTCY,Rice Tone - QTCY • Format: CD Album • Country: Japan • Genre: Rock, Funk / Soul • Style: Blues Rock, Funk4/5(2).

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• This group is one of the best bands that blends of rock, funk, indie (what ever that is), and a little hip hop into a package that will be candy to your ears. This album covers every high and low you can desire in an music album/5(6).

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• Zoobombs - Let It Bomb [Vinyl] - esafxikemurdext.wighvolknamidisttipikerapemasu.co Music. Skip to main content. Try Prime EN Hello, Sign in Account & Lists Account Sign in Account & Lists Returns & /5(6).

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• Let It Bomb, the Zoobombs ' second American album, is another highly enjoyable, freewheeling eclectic romp, careening wildly between genres with noisy abandon, like a much more accessible version of the Boredoms. The Jon Spencer influence still predominates, but there's a bit more of a '60s soul vibe mixed in with the blues-rock, hip-hop, and punk, which actually helps the band put across its intensity 8/

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• Listen free to Zoobombs – Let It Bomb (, South Central Rock and more). 11 tracks (). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at esafxikemurdext.wighvolknamidisttipikerapemasu.co

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• Let It Bomb, an Album by Zoobombs. Released 28 October Genres: Alternative Rock.

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• Zoobombs Let It Bomb. The record gets off to a flying start with the one-two punch of "South Central Rock" and "," both being up-beat spazz-outs in the tradition of the Blues Explosion.

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• Zoobombs are a Japanese rock band from Tokyo, formed in full moon night of , by Don Matsuo. Sites: Zoobombs: Let It Bomb (Album) 5 versions: Emperor Norton Nightfriend Of Zoobombs ‎ (CD, Album, Liv) Donuts Worm: DOWA Japan:

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• Zoobombs Let It Bomb. The follow-up to the Zoobombs' debut release, Welcome Back Zoobombs, furthers their mix and match funky-punk, blues-rock attack. The record.

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