ADAM BOMB

First re-release of the fourth full-length album by the band of cult American Glam/Hard Rock guitarist and singer Adam "Bomb" Brenner.
Originally it was released in 1999 as “Get Animal” – the debut album by Get Animal, a new band of Adam "Bomb" Brenner (this time his stage name was “Pink Gibson”).
Get Animal play catchy tunes with excellent guitar work. Adam‘s guitar playing is a cross of Ted Nugent and Eddie Van Halen on acid. All the songs on this release are pure dirty and catchy chorus Rock And Roll. The Van Halen-ized “D.W.I.” and the Grand Funk-esque opening riff of “Je T’aime Bebe” highlight Adam‘s blazing fretwork. Adam shows his influences on the AC/DC/Buckcherry sounding “Better Red Than Dead”, and proves that older artists still know how to throw down, without sounding dated.
This great Hard Rocking album features some of the greatest recorded guitar work of Adam Bomb! If you love Rock 'n' Roll, then this is the disc for you!!
Coalition Records, 1999/2003 (90909). Made in Canada. 


Tracklist:
1. I'm On It 3:16
2. Swingin' On A Star (Bing Crosby Cover) 2:59
3. Bought The Farm 4:05
4. Hey Hey Nothin' 4:03
5. Might Makes Right 3:35
6. Miracle 4:08
7. Shake The Earth 4:04
8. Shotgun (Saturday Night) 3:20
9. Crash Boom Bam 4:26
10. SST 3:04
11. Countdown 3:53
12. Leader Of The Gang / Bloodbath (Gary Glitter Cover) 2:03
Total playing time: 42:56 min.

The eighth full-length album by the band of cult American Glam Metal/Hard Rock guitarist and singer Adam "Bomb" Brenner.
In 1979, when Adam Bomb was 16 years old, he and Geoff Tate (later former vocalist of Queensrÿche) started a cover band called Tyrant. Later he joined the cult band TKO, with whom he recorded legendary album "In Your Face". In 1980, Bomb auditioned for Kiss. He flew to Los Angeles and played three songs with them, but was not invited to join the band. Instead, he moved to Hollywood and shared an apartment with Jeffrey Isbelle, better known as Izzy Stradlin. Bomb quickly became friends with Tommy Thayer, a neighbor and guitarist for the Rock band Black N' Blue (now guitarist in KISS), who suggested Adam should do his own project and call it Adam Bomb. Tommy Thayer's band Movie Star opened for TKO at The Showbox in 1981. In 1983, Adam recorded his first demos with producer Rick Keefer. He also played two gigs with Steeler as a replacement for Yngwie Malmsteen. One year later, Adam recorded more songs with the aid of drummer Chuck Ruff of Montrose and bassist Cliff Williams of AC/DC and finalized his first album, "Fatal Attraction".
Adam Bomb isn’t just one of the hardest working men in the world of music, he also lives and breathes Rock ‘n’ Roll 24/7. So when he screams “I Live For Rock ‘n Roll” in the opening bars of his personal tribute to AC/DC “I Want My Heavy Metal”, you better believe he isn’t kidding.
Adam Bomb's sound is Hard Rock with a Glam Rock edge and some Heavy Metal posturing. Your appetite for this one is going to depend on your love for all things '80s Rock. Adam Bomb definitely fits in to that Glam/Hair Metal style!
Coalition Records, 2005 (90777). Made in Canada. First press.


Tracklist:
1. The Big Event 3:09 
2. Life's A Bitch 'n' Then You Live 5:43 
3. Stranded 3:39 
4. Shattered Smile 3:08 
5. If This Is Love I Want My Money Back 3:36 
6. Jimmy Brown 4:15
7. I Wanna Forget You (Just The Way You Are) 4:02
8. Backbiter / S.U.S 6:20
9. Lie Down & Die 2:22
10. Mess Around 4:52 
11. Rock Like Fuck 4:29
Total playing time: 45:35

The seventh full-length album by the band of cult American Glam/Hard Rock guitarist and singer Adam "Bomb" Brenner.
The tragedy of September 11th effected many people, especially New Yorkers. Since then, artists have been grappling with how to voice their emotions about the subject, to get their feelings off their chest. Bon Jovi's "Bounce" and Bruce Springsteen's "The Rising" are the most successful musical reactions of this event. But Hard Rockers who want something with a bit more, shall we say, musical muscle on the subject, would be wise to turn to Adam Bomb's "Third World Roar".
A New York Hard Rock veteran, Bomb has been kicking out albums since the early '80s, first with Seattle's TKO, then on his own, then with Get Animal, and later in Michael Monroe's band. However, this solo effort is by far his most bold and personal endeavor, hitting home on many levels.
On the surface, "Third World Roar" is simply a butt-kicking Rock n' Roll record about the end of the world but in a party sense, like we're gonna Rock till the world explodes. A closer listen will reveal that Bomb is indeed wrestling with the current events and the shape of the world.
"The Beginning of the End" starts things off with a power chord bang, complete with apocalyptic lyrics and an earth shattering solo. "Are You A Target" musically recalls Bomb's Aero-boogie sound of his "Fatal Attraction" era, while "Get Your Guard Up" is just pure Punk, Bop n' Roll, and "Rocket" sidesteps into Rockabilly territory. "The Field of Bad Dreams" gets even rootsier, sounding like Marc Bolan covering ZZ Top.
Things get a bit more stark on acoustic numbers such as "Time Flies" and the Beatles-esque "Willful Blindness", but pick right back up with the Enuff Z'Nuff-like power popper "I Believe" and the blistering "Bio-Strike".
By the time we get to two bone crunching closers, "Prayer For Destruction" and "Rebirth of the Earth" (which segues into the "Star Spangled Banner"), two things are clear: 1. Bomb is one pissed off dude, and 2. this motherfucker can sure play the guitar!!
Coalition Records, 2003 (90911). Made in Canada. First press.


Tracklist:
1. 911
2. The Beginning of the End
3. Are You A Target?
4. Rocket
5. The Field of Bad Dreams
6. Time Flies
7. Willful Blindness
8. I Believe
9. Get Your Guard Up / Guitarmaggedon
10. Bio-Strike / Epilogue
11. DT6
12. Prayer for Destruction
13. Rebirth of the Earth / Star Spangled Banner