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  1. (Gotta Get Some Action) Now!
  2. 1995
  3. 24h Hell
  4. 455 Sd
  5. 5 vs. 7
  6. A Cross For Cain
  7. A Heart Without Home
  8. A House Is Not A Motel
  9. A Man And A Half
  10. A View From Nowhere
  11. Action De Grace
  12. Ain't No Time
  13. All American Man
  14. All I've Got
  15. All New Low
  16. Alright Already Now
  17. American Ruse (MC5 cover)
  18. Another Turn
  19. Baby Borderline
  20. Before The Fall
  21. Better Than You
  22. Big Guns
  23. Blinded By The Light
  24. Bore me
  25. Born Broke
  26. Bring It On Home
  27. Bullet
  28. By The Grace Of God
  29. Carry Me Home
  30. Colapso Nervioso
  31. Crimsom Ballroom
  32. Darling Darling
  33. Didn't Stop Us
  34. Dirty Women
  35. Disappointment Blues
  36. Dogday mornings
  37. Down on Freestreet
  38. Electrocute
  39. Envious
  40. Everything's On T.v.
  41. Fake Baby
  42. Ferrytale
  43. Fire Fire Fire
  44. Freeway To Hell
  45. Geekstreak
  46. Get Ready
  47. Gimme Shelter
  48. Go Easy Now
  49. Heaven
  50. Her Strut
  51. Hey!
  52. High Visibility
  53. Hopeless Case Of A Kid In Denial
  54. How Could I Care
  55. Hurtin' Time
  56. I Got A Right
  57. I Might Come See You Tonight
  58. I Wanna Touch
  59. I want a lip
  60. I'm In The Band
  61. In The Sign Of The Octopus
  62. It Might Mean Something to You
  63. It's all moving faster
  64. It's Good But It Just Ain't Right
  65. Leave It Alone
  66. Let Me Try
  67. Like no other man
  68. Lonely
  69. Long Gone Losers
  70. Looking at me
  71. Make It Tonight
  72. Making Up For Lost Time
  73. Midnight Angels
  74. Misanthropic High
  75. Monkeyboy
  76. Move Right Out of Here
  77. Murder On My Mind
  78. No Angel To Lay Me Away
  79. No Dogs
  80. No One's Gonna Do It For You
  81. No salvation
  82. No Song Unheard
  83. Nothing Terribly New
  84. On the Line
  85. On time
  86. Paul Stanley
  87. Pride
  88. Psyched out & Furious
  89. Put Out The Fire
  90. Rainy Days Revisited
  91. Random Riot
  92. Red Lights
  93. Rescue
  94. Riot On the Rocks
  95. Slow Down (Take a Look)
  96. So Sorry I Could Die
  97. Sometimes I Don't Know
  98. Soulseller
  99. Speedfreak
  100. Spock In My Rocket
  101. Such a Blast
  102. Sympathy For The Devil
  103. Tab
  104. Take Me On
  105. Television Addict
  106. The American Ruse
  107. The Devil Stole The Beat From The Lord
  108. The Electric Index Eel
  109. The Exorcist
  110. The Same Lame Story
  111. Throttle Bottom
  112. Throw Away Heroes
  113. Time Got No Time To Wait For Me
  114. Toys And Flavors
  115. Truckloads Of Nothin'
  116. Turn the Wrong Key
  117. Twist Action
  118. U.F.Y.S.
  119. U.Y.F.S.
  120. Venus in Force
  121. Welcome To Hell
  122. What'd Ya Do?
  123. Where The Action Is
  124. Whole Lot Of Shakin' In My Heart (Since I Met You)
  125. Working for MCA
  126. You Are Nothin'
  127. You Left The Water Running
  128. You're To Good (To Me Baby)

The Hellacopters are a Swedish garage rock band that was formed in 1994 by Nicke Andersson (vocals and guitar), Andreas Tyrone "Dregen" Svensson (guitar), Kenny Håkansson (bass) and Robert Eriksson (drums). Andersson (sometimes known as Nick Royale) had been the drummer for death metal band Entombed and Dregen was taking a break from his full-time band Backyard Babies. Dregen and Eriksson had been roadies for Entombed, while Håkansson was a childhood friend of Andersson's. The Hellacopters were initially conceived as a side project for Andersson and Dregen, but it eventually became the main songwriting and performance vehicle for Andersson. The band, together with The Hives, is considered one of the most important Swedish bands in the garage rock revival and one of the most influential rock bands in Sweden. The band released their Swedish Grammi-winning debut album Supershitty to the Max! in 1996. Just before a tour opening for Kiss, the band recruited keyboardist and percussionist Anders Lindström (also known as Boba Fett or Boba) on a part-time basis; he would become a full-time member in 1999. After the album Payin' the Dues in 1998, Dregen left the band to return to Backyard Babies full-time, and Mattias Hellberg and Danne Andersson were recruited to complete the band touring responsibilities. After the release of Grande Rock, which featured additional guitar playing from both Lindström and Hellberg, Robert Dahlqvist was hired as a full-time lead guitarist in 1999. With the lineup now solidified, the band released three more studio albums and a cover album, with many EPs and limited edition releases as well. The Hellacopters disbanded amicably in 2008 so the members could move on to other projects. Eight years later, the band reassembled in 2016, initially for an exclusive performance at Sweden Rock Festival to celebrate the 20 year anniversary of their award-winning debut album Supershitty to the Max!. In October 2021 the band announced that they had signed with the record label Nuclear Blast to release a new album in the spring of 2022. The album, Eyes of Oblivion, was released on 1 April 2022.

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