What makes Do Ya by The Screaming Jets notable?

Do Ya received positive reviews and helped re-establish The Screaming Jets in the hard rock scene, showcasing their enduring appeal. The album's lead single, 'Do Ya', gained notable airplay on Australian rock radio, contributing to the band's resurgence in popularity during this period. Released on October 13, 2008, Do Ya marked The Screaming Jets' first studio album in over a decade, following their previous album, 1997's Tear of Thought. At this point in their career, the band was striving to reconnect with audiences after a lengthy hiatus and lineup changes that had challenged their stability.

How many songs are on Do Ya?

Do Ya has 12 tracks, running approximately 38 minutes.

Released 18 years ago this October

Do Ya

The Screaming Jets · 2008

38 min · 12 tracks · hard rock

A high-energy blend of hard rock riffs and anthemic choruses that captures the essence of early 2000s Australian rock.

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Do Ya — As the album's title track, 'Do Ya' serves as a powerful statement of intent with its infectious hooks and relatable themes of desire and perseverance.
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Change the World — 'Change the World' stands out for its uplifting message and catchy chorus, which resonates with listeners seeking hope amid challenges.
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Running Blind — 'Running Blind' showcases the band's signature sound with gritty guitar work and emotive lyrics that reflect inner struggles and resilience.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Do Ya 2:35
2 Supersize 3:12
3 Change the World 2:52
4 Mary Jane 3:35
5 Running Blind 3:19
6 Inside Out 3:23
7 Falls in Place 3:56
8 Survival of the Fit 3:03
9 Knock Knock 2:55
10 Stay 4:05
11 Heaven Help Me 2:26
12 Forget the Rhyme 3:34

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