Lyrics by Nine Pound Hammer

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1. Adios, Farewell, Goodbye, Good Luck, So Long
2. Cadillac Inn
3. Don't Get No
4. Drive-In
5. Everything You Know Is Wrong
6. Feelin' Kinda Froggy
7. Fuck Pie
8. Gear Head Blues
9. Hayseed Timebomb
10. He's Gone
11. Little Help
12. Lookin' For Somebody
13. Outta The Way, Pigfuckers
14. Run Fat Boy Run
15. Runaway Train
16. Shakey Puddin'
17. She's So Cool
18. Shotgun In A Chevy
19. Skin A Buck
20. Slam Bang
21. Stranded Outside Tater Knob
22. Streamroller
23. Turned Traitor For A Piece Of Tail
24. Wreck Of The Old '97
25. Wrong Side Of The Road

Nine-pound Hammer is an American cowpunk band. They were formed in 1985 by vocalist Scott Luallen and guitarist Blaine Cartwright in their hometown of Owensboro, Kentucky. They experienced their initial success with Crypt Records. Nine-pound Hammer was one of the first rural hardcore punk bands to substantially incorporate rural blue collar motifs into the minimalistic hardcore sound. Their lyrics (suggestive of outlaw country) featured themes such as alcoholism, rural poverty, and violence, and included references and homages to the likes of Jesco White and Dale Earnhardt. In contrast, most of the urban, experimental cowpunk bands of 1970s/80s Los Angeles and the UK were roots rock, folk rock or New Wave bands incorporating country music instruments and influences as a secondary (sometimes temporary) aspect of their sound. Following the breakup of the band in 1997, guitarist Blaine Cartwright formed the band Nashville Pussy, which shares many of Nine-pound Hammer's musical and lyrical conventions with the addition of a lead guitarist and a more hard rock/Southern rock-focused format.

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