A working class hard rock song about being a slave to the man your whole life just to pay your god damn bills and in the end after all this work you're left with......nothing really....!!

Keep The Pace

What was said about this song on KLOS 95.5:
GILBY CLARKE – Guns n’ Roses-MC5-Heart-Supernova.. “Its nice to hear a straight forward Rock n’ Roll band, I like this, I would buy this”
HEIDI AND FRANK Los Angeles 95.5 KLOS – “Its refreshing to hear a band that is a loud guitar band that plays actual Rock Music”

1 Just Like You

About choosing the right way in life. I believe everyone is born with a talent, find yours, use your crazyness and creativity to make something good for your self. Ive been to jail, it sucked, I learned that thats not my life style, this song is about that. Find your way to something good for you. Ricky!!

Set Sail

Overflow

The Way I Am

Opener on our 5th EP "Turbulence Ahead". The heaviest song on the record that come together in our pre-production. We never got it right until Brian Marshak sorted it out.  It was the song that had the biggest transformation from start to finished. 

Fueled By Blood

2nd track on the EP, came together very quick a night in our Hollywood studio. Was written in probably less than 2 hours. Certainly one of our favorites to play live.... Leave the baggage behind, whatever it is! 
......Cut you loose and let you drooooooown!

You're On Your Own

3rd track on the EP. Main riff brought by Aaron, we expanded on it quick, this song came together fast as well, and became a live favorite both by audience and the band. Ricky wrote the lyrics of annoyance after 10 years of phone harassment from creditor asking for... Yeah, you know it..... I wonder who you are??? I Don't know who you are.....  And since we just love Gn'R we just had to... Aight!!

Cynthia Brown

A song written way before the other songs on this EP and that we played live for a while and even recorded and early version of, that we never released but with Brian Marshak's help, (producer) the result turned out great.
Also a favorite live.

Heartbreaker

The best song we didn't write... but we borrowed and corrupted it from the mighty Junkyard. From their 1991 sophomore release, Sixes Sevens And Nines. Song by: Chris Gates/David Roach. 
Certainly a crowd pleaser. 

Back On The Streets

The last song on Turbulence is an acoustic track that Ricky wrote a few years back and felt was one of the best songs he'd written and wanted to get it on "wax". Guitars Ricky, and Brian Marshak on lead. Percussion by the band.
A heartbreak song... from the heart! Always a favorite when the acoustic comes out at nights!

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