Point Blank - Getting Off At Redfern (2010)

Artist: Point Blank
Title: Getting Off At Redfern
Year Of Release: 2010
Label: Rob Bender
Genre: Alternative Rock, Indie Rock, Pank Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 02:21:07
Total Size: 338/894 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Getting Off At Redfern
Year Of Release: 2010
Label: Rob Bender
Genre: Alternative Rock, Indie Rock, Pank Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 02:21:07
Total Size: 338/894 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
CD 1:
01. Sleeping Beauty 3:08
02. Does the Carpet Match the Curtains? 2:33
03. I Found You 3:50
04. Attack of the Toxic Shock Tampons 3:13
05. Think Things Over 3:17
06. Lock U Up 2:11
07. Wreck of the Dunbar 3:21
08. If You Only Knew 2:48
09. That Bridge We'll Never Cross 3:35
10. She's Just (A Girl) 4:37
11. You Know What To Do 3:46
12. Billboards 4:00
13. Got It Badd(er) 3:49
14. Cybergirl 3:09
15. So I Married A Fucktard Murderer 2:31
16. Golden Showers 2:31
17. Stinky Little Bitch Ass Ho 1:58
18. Vanilla Coke Addict (ice Sk8r) 2:07
19. Your Love Is High 2:55
20. Mary Celeste 2:24
21. Just For Now 2:42
22. The Gap 6:29
CD 2:
01. Position Impossible 3:11
02. In Your Dreams 4:23
03. 1500 Thousand Pieces 3:05
04. Napalm 3:51
05. All That I Want 4:25
06. For Eternity 2:16
07. Just Like You 2:58
08. You'll Understand 3:38
09. Until We Try 3:09
10. And You Wonder Why? 4:12
11. Third and Final 5:35
12. Just Admit It 4:00
13. What the Eye Don't See 3:42
14. Another Window 2:47
15. Pussy In Boots 2:16
16. Turn A Page 16:45
Getting Off At Redfern (2010) is a large-scale studio album by Australian rock band Point Blank (released on Meggy Records).
The album's title contains a distinctive Australian slang idiom—the expression "getting off at Redfern" is traditionally used in Sydney as a humorous euphemism for coitus interruptus, as Redfern station is the last stop before Sydney Central.
The album boasts a monumental scale, rare for a rock release, comprising 38 tracks. Musically, the record combines energetic alternative and indie rock of the 2000s with melodic pop-rock ballads, where driving guitar riffs alternate with softer acoustic moments.
Unlike the 1970s Texas Southern rock band of the same name (Point Blank) and American gangsta rapper Point Blank, this project represents the independent Australian guitar scene.
The album's title contains a distinctive Australian slang idiom—the expression "getting off at Redfern" is traditionally used in Sydney as a humorous euphemism for coitus interruptus, as Redfern station is the last stop before Sydney Central.
The album boasts a monumental scale, rare for a rock release, comprising 38 tracks. Musically, the record combines energetic alternative and indie rock of the 2000s with melodic pop-rock ballads, where driving guitar riffs alternate with softer acoustic moments.
Unlike the 1970s Texas Southern rock band of the same name (Point Blank) and American gangsta rapper Point Blank, this project represents the independent Australian guitar scene.