Camper Van Beethoven - Take The Skinheads Bowling

This track explodes right out of the gate with a raw, overdriven guitar riff built entirely on crunchy power chords, setting a gritty, high‑voltage tone. The drums slam in with a straight, no‑nonsense four‑on‑the‑floor beat, tight and punchy, driving the song forward like a runaway engine.

The vocals come in with a raspy, rebellious snarl, channeling that classic stadium‑rock attitude — half‑sung, half‑shouted, dripping with swagger. The chorus hits like a hammer: big, loud, and built to be shouted by a crowd, with guitars stacked in thick layers of distortion.

A blistering blues‑infused guitar solo tears through the middle of the song, full of bends, slides, and attitude, before slamming back into the main riff. The whole track feels like a bar‑fight between electricity and gasoline — loud, dirty, and unstoppable.

This is straight‑ahead, no‑frills rock ’n’ roll, all power chords, pounding drums, and pure adrenaline.

Roadrunner (Once) (Alternative Version)

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