Pissed

Great disc.

got for my husband for christmas

This album rocks!!!! Such a great recording all the elements for rock history!!!!!!!!

one of their best

The Law is Mine!! What a great song. This is their third effort and the band sounds tighter than ever. A great band and a great singer, you get a killer piece of music and thats what this is. Promise the Moon is the slower song here and a great one. the rest of the cd is just jam after jamming tune. Such a great band, its a shame they only had one more cd so far after Pissed and its strangely called The band formerly known as Dangerous Toys!

2 gold records. A handful of successful singles. Solid tours. A bright future. Things looked good for the boys that made up the toys. And then there was...Nirvana! And tons of good, solid hard-rock bands were flushed down the toilet overnight while record company morons tried to move onto the next big thing. The 'Toys were dropped. No longer big record company hot-shots. And they were quite pissed! And this record feels angry. As it should.With a big, middle finger & a clenched fist raised to the sky, D. Toys dusted themselves off, signed with indie label dos/DMZ Records & put together a solid third record. Still not as good as their first. But without the bad mistakes of "Hellacious Acres." "Pissed" also did not jump on any trends. They unleashed another 10 tracks of dirty, blues-based hard rock that they were very good at. "Pissed," "Loser," "Hard Luck Champion" & "Oh Well, So What" really sum up the mood of the record and are solid songs to boot. Danny Aaron was replaced by Paul Lidel, from Dirty Looks, while the rest of the band stayed intact. Including Mr. "Pastor" McMaster on the mic. D. Toys fans will be pleased with this release & fortunate that in '94 there were still a few record companies & bands putting out classic hard-rock records. And D. Toys have been, were & continue to be one of the best bands around.

This was the last great DT album, and even today I still can't believe no one really took these guys seriously...or even seem to acknowlege they even existed.Simply put, you would have to like to have a good time and not be embarassed to rock out, enjoy anthems, solo's, and some sleaze along with some thinly layered social commentary that doesn't go overboard to enjoy DT, it was gritty and very southern influenced hard rock that stood the test of time over all those late 80's hair bands that were too little too late, it must have been really stale for so many great bands like this to be overlooked at the time.Pissed because of being dissed by the masses on the Paintrain of today's hard rock. The Law is mine and there's no School for me, I'm a Loser who was Promised the Moon. Ain't it strange how these guys got overlooked, they are the Hard Luck Champions of rock and roll...Oh, Well, so What. They always leave me Screamin For More of the Illustrated Man.

Yes they are pissed off but they rock hard and show what a great band they are!!!! Every song is a winner and this was released when grunge bands ruled the airwaves!!!!! Buy this now! !!

Excelente compra

5 STARS ALL THE WAY! THANKS

DANGEROUS TOYSの3rd ALBUM "PISSED"。リリースからもう18年。なんかTexasっぽい男気あるバンド。VocalのJason McMasterとGuitarのScott Dalhoverのコンビ感が好き。このアルバム、カッコイイのだが、どうしても1st、2ndアルバムには勝てないな。

Parfait , livraison rapide

Reedición de un disco cojonudo, buena edición de vinilo. Un joya