About this album
Where they were
When 'Heart On' was released in January 2008, Eagles of Death Metal were transitioning from their 2004 album 'Peace, Love, Death Metal.' This third studio album arrived after the band had gained a dedicated following, thanks to their energetic live shows and distinctive sound. The release solidified their place within the garage rock revival scene, showcasing their signature blend of humor and grit.
Why it matters
'Heart On' garnered attention for its unabashedly fun approach to rock music, which helped it debut on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. The album also received positive reviews for its catchy hooks and lively production, contributing to the band's reputation as a must-see live act and cementing their influence in the garage rock genre.
Essential tracks
- "Wannabe in L.A." — This track captures the band's tongue-in-cheek commentary on fame and aspiration, making it a quintessential anthem for dreamers.
- "High Voltage" — An energetic celebration of raw power and spontaneity, this song exemplifies the band's electrifying style and party vibe.
- "How Can a Man With So Many Friends Feel So Alone" — This track stands out for its introspective lyrics juxtaposed with upbeat instrumentation, offering depth amid the album's playful tone.
Release Date
January 1, 2008
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Anything ’Cept the Truth 4:34
- 2 Wannabe in L.A. 2:15
- 3 (I Used to Couldn’t Dance) Tight Pants 3:35
- 4 High Voltage 2:43
- 5 Secret Plans 2:22
- 6 Now I’m a Fool 3:41
- 7 Heart On 2:43
- 8 Cheap Thrills 3:42
- 9 How Can a Man With So Many Friends Feel So Alone 3:02
- 10 Solo Flights 3:25
- 11 Prissy Prancin’ 3:40
- 12 I’m Your Torpedo 5:13
- 13 Fairytale in Real Time 3:00
