Rhapsody MP3 Music Downloads: Permission To Land by The Darkness

Permission To Land

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Record Label: Atlantic Records

Originally released: 2003

Play	Track	Price
	1. Black Shuck	$0.99
	2. Get Your Hands Off My Woman	$0.99
	3. Growing On Me	$0.99
	4. I Believe In A Thing Called Love	$0.99
	5. Love Is Only A Feeling	$0.99
	6. Givin' Up	$0.99
	7. Stuck In a Rut	$0.99
	8. Friday Night	$0.99
	9. Love On The Rocks With No Ice	$0.99
	10. Holding My Own	$0.99
	11. Making Out

Other albums called "Permission To Land" by The Darkness:

Apr 05, 2004   Permission To Land (Atlantic Records)
Apr 05, 2004   Permission To Land (Atlantic Records)
Sep 16, 2003   Permission To Land (Atlantic Records)
Jan 24, 2004   Permission To Land (Atlantic Records)

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Reviews

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Rolling Stone

Robert Christgau

The Darkness have successfully combined the guitar punch of AC/DC with the orgasmic majesty of the best Queen tracks, with a thread of modern sarcasm running through it all. The result? A hilarious, butt-kicking joke on you that must be listened to at full volume. All the songs are great, so just start with the first.

- Mike McGuirk

Like many hard-rock revival-ists these days, this British quartet is immersed in the one-two
punch of AC/DC and early Queen. But the Darkness have a secret weapon: unitard-clad
singer Justin Hawkins, a man unafraid to perpetrate Tiny Tim-worthy falsetto shrieks in
every song on their debut album. Make no mistake, though -- this is no irony-damaged
novelty. Songs such as "Get Your Hands Off My Woman" and "Givin' Up" display in... More >

Read More Reviews on RollingStone.com

They mean their hard-rock candy and Mercury posing, but they also mean their readme sheet and their funniest heroin song ever ("Givin' Up," "Friday Night"). (Grade - *)