8 thoughts on “ Dirty Little Mind - Jackyl - Jackyl (CD, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Jackyl on Discogs. Label: Geffen Records - GEFD • Format: CD Album, Club Edition • Country: US • Genre: Rock, Blues • Style: Blues Rock, Hard Rock.

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2. Jackyl's self-titled debut album offers a good amount of '90s hair metal and southern rock. The rude and crude lyrics and fine guitar riffs and hooks are a perfect formula for their rocking outlets. Their eponymous first album's Parental Advisory logo in the background says it all: meaty bones beware of Jackyl/5().

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3. Great Debut from Jackyl. This album is fun, wild, carefree and everything else that truly excellent genuine hard rock should be. Catchy, melodic, addictive and oozing with southern charm, sincerity and gritty performances from the band, this album keeps on rockin'. Every song is full of life and spirit/5().

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5. Dirty little mind Dirty little mind Dirty little mind Well I licked her clean from head to toe I took her down for the count she was ready for more And you know she's got a dirty little mind The way she walks, the way she grooves I have to strap her down to keep up with her.

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6. jackyl’s thickest production to date! Jackyl’s brand new album ‘ROWYCO’ (let us know when you figure this one out!) is the FATTEST sounding record to date for the band. The album is also the most personal, lyrically, for the band, according to lead singer, Jesse James Dupree.

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Jackyl on Discogs. Label: Geffen Records - GEF • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Europe .

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8. The Gold Standard If youre going to get only one Jackyl album, it absolutely MUST be this one. Combining AC/DC and Electric-era Cult style riffs with some of the wilder strains of southern rock i.e. Black Oak Arkansas, great swaggering grooves, and a truckload of attitude, Jackyl is one of those love-em-or-hate-em bands.

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