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Tim Armstrong
A Poet's Life
(Rancid, Operation Ivy, Transplants)
Hellcat 804912
Released on May 22, 2007
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A Poet’s Life began as a “thank you” from
Tim Armstrong to Rancid fans, bringing his first solo release to the
wide world, backed by some of the strongest
radio support since the days of “Time Bomb”
and “Ruby Soho.” With a killer old-school
two-tone groove, helped along by Hellcat
labelmates The Aggrolites, A Poet’s Life is
loose, punky, infectious, and shamelessly
danceable. First single “Into Action”
features a mod dance groove, a horn chart
Motown would be proud of, and the alluring
co-vocals of Skye Sweetnam...With a bonus DVD
featuring videos of EVERY song along with Armstrong’s typical
fan-friendly pricing, A Poet’s Life, far
from being a holdover between Rancid
releases, is taking on a life of its own.
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Customer Rating
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Song Name |
Popularity |
| 1 |
Wake Up
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19% |
| 2 |
Hold On
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16% |
| 3 |
Into Action
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18% |
| 4 |
Translator
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6% |
| 5 |
Take This City
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6% |
| 6 |
Inner City Violence
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6% |
| 7 |
Oh No
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3% |
| 8 |
Lady Demeter
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12% |
| 9 |
Among The Dead
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12% |
| 10 |
Cold Blooded
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3% |
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| Francisco Javie from Almería, Almería, Spain |  |
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a really piece or Dub/skA "art", tim armstrong gave us an expression of real music, he needs to keep going with this kind of albums!
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| Dallin from Rexburg, ID |  |
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Sep 28 2010 |
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I absolutely love this album. It's chill reggae music, not the typical sound that comes from Rancid. This mixes reggae with Tim Armstrongs classic voice. His lyrics are very good. Definitely recommended, if you're in the mood for some awesome reggae.
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| Tammy from Hornell, NY | |
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May 10 2008 |
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All I Have really to say about this CD is. Amamzing. Tim is really a great writer, not the way everyone says he is, but he is great. Jesse Michaels is a better "Poet" but Tim makes great music. so definitly get this -Jared
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| Matthew from Toronto, ON Canada |  |
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Apr 6 2008 |
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while i haven't watched the dvd/videos yet, since i bought this for my brother, i have listened to the album, and it's awesome. c'mon, with the aggrolites as backing band, you cannot go wrong with these infectious reggae beats and tim does some of his best lyrical and vocal work since 'life won't wait', the first rancid s/t, or operation ivy.
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| Michael from Wausau, WI | |
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Mar 8 2008 |
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This CD is just simply amazing. Its not like Rancid its more Ska. I was expecting for it to be mediocre because it was just a side project but damn its great. the cd is calm, relaxing and so chill, it would be awsome to just listen to chillin on a summer day. I would recomend this to anybody that likes any kind of music. Just give it a shot. Tim Armstrong is a god among men!
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| Keavy from Honolulu, HI | |
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Oct 29 2007 |
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Well it's Tim Armstrong. You know its going to be good if not mediocre. I enjoyed it, although there were some parts I felt were kinda cheesy. Like the use of turntables. Ack!
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| Patrick from Parlin, NJ | |
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Jul 20 2007 |
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OK, this CD is SICK! i was hoping to god this wasnt gonna be a "Transplants" mess....and it wasn't! This album proves once again that Tim is one of the most talented musicians around....Good summer reggae groove with Tim's voice....its really the album of 2007..i'm not kidding!
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| Ricardo from Austin, TX | |
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Jul 8 2007 |
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this cd is so damn irie! i think tim armstrong is just playing what he really wants to play on this album. just like joe strummer did when he was incorporating alot of reggae with the clash in the later years which fucking kicked ass. this album is totally two tone ska and reggae. no punk here but who can pass up ska or reggae with tim armstrong. it totally has a joe strummer vibe
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| Andy from Crestview, FL | |
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Jul 3 2007 |
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....what can i say....i like rancid so i bought this album....i like the transplants so i bought this album....do i like this.......ehhhhh.....no tim armstrong and i would burn this garbage
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| Josh from Wilmington, DE | |
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Jun 25 2007 |
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This album is pretty good. It sounds like old ska. I really can't say anything different from what everyone else has already said. Oh yeah, the videos are a nice addition. Their done in the same black & white that is seen on the Give 'Em the Boot dvd.
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