Mando Diao - Give Me Fire! Cd+Dvd
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Tracks
1 Blue Lining, White Trenchcoat
2 Dance With Somebody
3 Gloria
4 High Heels
5 Mean Street
6 Alone With Molly/In The Valley
7 Decent Life
8 Give Me Fire
9 Crystal
10 Come On Come On
11 Go Out Tonight
12 You Got Nothing On Me
13 Shining
2 Dance With Somebody
3 Gloria
4 High Heels
5 Mean Street
6 Alone With Molly/In The Valley
7 Decent Life
8 Give Me Fire
9 Crystal
10 Come On Come On
11 Go Out Tonight
12 You Got Nothing On Me
13 Shining
Note
High Energy And Drum Heavy, Give Me Fire! Is The Fifth Album By Mando Diao, One Of Europe'S Top Garage Rock Bands Of The New
Millennium, And Includes The Band'S Biggest Hit Single To Date, "Dance With Somebody." When Mando Diao Debuted In 2002 ... Full
Descriptionwith Bring 'Em In, They Were One Of Innumerable Bands New On The Garage Rock Revival Scene Led By The White Stripes, The
Hives, And The Libertines. Critics Were Kind To The Band, But The Swedish Quintet Unfortunately Got Lost In The Shuffle At First
And Didn'T Break Big In Either The United States Or The United Kingdom Despite Singing In English Rather Than Swedish. Nevertheless
, Starting With Second Album, Hurricane Bar (2004), Mando Diao Garnered A Sizable Fan Base In Europe, Especially In The
German-Language World. While The Follow-Up Albums Ode To Ochrasy (2006) And Never Seen The Light Of Day (2007) Were Both Big Hits,
Reaching The Top Five And Top Ten, Respectively, In Germany, Austria, And Switzerland, Mando Diao Never Scored A Smash Hit Single.
Millennium, And Includes The Band'S Biggest Hit Single To Date, "Dance With Somebody." When Mando Diao Debuted In 2002 ... Full
Descriptionwith Bring 'Em In, They Were One Of Innumerable Bands New On The Garage Rock Revival Scene Led By The White Stripes, The
Hives, And The Libertines. Critics Were Kind To The Band, But The Swedish Quintet Unfortunately Got Lost In The Shuffle At First
And Didn'T Break Big In Either The United States Or The United Kingdom Despite Singing In English Rather Than Swedish. Nevertheless
, Starting With Second Album, Hurricane Bar (2004), Mando Diao Garnered A Sizable Fan Base In Europe, Especially In The
German-Language World. While The Follow-Up Albums Ode To Ochrasy (2006) And Never Seen The Light Of Day (2007) Were Both Big Hits,
Reaching The Top Five And Top Ten, Respectively, In Germany, Austria, And Switzerland, Mando Diao Never Scored A Smash Hit Single.