8 thoughts on “ Ride #2 - Warrant - Ultraphobic (CD, Album) ”

1. Ride #2 picks up the pace again making it hard rockin, its about living your life and taking control back from others and just doing for you. ( stars) Ultraphobic is about a bad break up, musically it starts similarly to smells like teen spirit so I can really see the grunge reference here but they still make it there own in the end (5 stars)/5(36).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Ultraphobic on Discogs. Label: CMC International Records - CMC • Format: CD Album, Club Edition, Stereo • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Hard Rock4/5(2).

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3. Ride #2 picks up the pace again making it hard rockin, its about living your life and taking control back from others and just doing for you. ( stars) Ultraphobic is about a bad break up, musically it starts similarly to smells like teen spirit so I can really see the grunge reference here but they still make it there own in the end (5 stars)/5(35).

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4. Apr 03,  · Ride #2: Ultraphobic: Stronger Now: Credits (22) Vivid Images Art Direction. Ioannis (2) Art Direction, Artwork. Jerry Dixon Bass. Stephen Jacaruso Design. James Kottak Drums. Warrant: Ultraphobic ‎ (CD, Album) CMC International Records: US: Sell This Version/5(58).

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5. Ultraphobic album for sale this album really is good. Ultraphobic CD music warrant kinda outgrows the "cherry pie" goofy 80s era and steps into a more serious, yet stil very smooth approach to songwriting. Ultraphobic buy CD music its very cool, and very good to listen to.

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6. Warrant's comeback album Ultraphobic was simply released at the wrong time. By , the audience for the band's good-time, party-all-night pop-metal had evaporated, deserting them for the harder-edged sounds of grunge and alternative. Warrant try to sound harder on Ultraphobic, but all the grungy guitars sound forced. However, when the band.

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7. Discography information about the CD Ultraphobic released by Warrant. From: Reno Date: April 28, at The end has come. Warrant have officially fallen onto the complaint rock, alternacrap, piss-n-moan Bandwagon.

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8. Mar 07,  · “Ride #2” sounds like it’s set to a drum machine in parts and is one of the most modern sounding tracks in the batch. That being said, it’s one of the heavier spots on the album and features a cool bass lick in the middle of the song. Another contender for the live show. I think Warrant saved the best for last with this one.

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