What makes Get Some Go Again Sessions by Rollins Band notable?

This album is notable for its eclectic mix of studio tracks and live performances, reflecting Rollins Band's influence on the post-hardcore scene. The release was well-received, particularly by fans who appreciated its blend of previously unreleased tracks and reimagined versions of classic songs, emphasizing the band's enduring legacy in alternative music. Released in 2005, Get Some Go Again Sessions serves as a retrospective compilation following the band's hiatus after their 1997 album, Come In and Burn. This collection showcases both new material and live recordings, highlighting Henry Rollins' continued evolution as an artist while underscoring his dedication to intense performance and songwriting.

Who is Get Some Go Again Sessions for?

Get Some Go Again Sessions works well if you're into wave-like pacing with intensity, raw energy for cathartic release and dynamic progression through moods.

How many songs are on Get Some Go Again Sessions?

Get Some Go Again Sessions has 27 tracks, running approximately 131 minutes.

Get Some Go Again Sessions

Rollins Band · 2005

131 min · 27 tracks · alternative metal

A raw, energetic fusion of alternative metal and post-hardcore that captures the relentless spirit of the Rollins Band.

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Get Some Go Again — The title track opens the album with a punchy rhythm and aggressive vocals, setting the tone for the entire collection and encapsulating the band's signature sound.
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Monster — This track features a driving beat and powerful lyrics that explore themes of inner turmoil, showcasing Rollins' ability to blend personal narrative with hard-hitting music.
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LA Money Train — Clocking in at over 14 minutes, this sprawling piece combines intricate musical dynamics with thought-provoking lyrics, illustrating the band's capacity for depth and complexity.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

wave-like pacing with intensity
raw energy for cathartic release
dynamic progression through moods
extended finale for deep immersion
introspective lyrics for reflection

Maybe skip if you

prefer short, standalone tracks
seek consistent, predictable pacing

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2005, Get Some Go Again Sessions serves as a retrospective compilation following the band's hiatus after their 1997 album, Come In and Burn. This collection showcases both new material and live recordings, highlighting Henry Rollins' continued evolution as an artist while underscoring his dedication to intense performance and songwriting.
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Tracklist

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

Disc 1

1 Get Some Go Again 2:12
2 Monster 3:03
3 Love's So Heavy 3:53
4 Illumination 4:11
5 Thinking Cap 4:11
6 Change It Up 3:03
7 I Go Day Glo 1:46
8 Are You Ready? 2:44
9 On the Day 3:45
10 You Let Yourself Down 2:47
11 Brother Interior 5:38
12 Hotter and Hotter 3:48
13 LA Money Train 14:13
14 Side by Side 3:08
15 Frozen Man 3:17
16 100 Miles 4:16
17 Summer Nights 4:44
18 Action 4:58

Disc 2

1 Yellow Blues 6:19
2 Don't Let This Be 4:29
3 Come 8:26
4 Hold On 10:03
5 Hell's Lounge Band Unwinds 5:08
6 Illumination (Ben Grosse mix) 4:04
7 Fuck Yo Mamma 6:02
8 What Have I Got (live) 5:08
9 Action (live) 5:50

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