Occupation: Rock Star
Occupation: Rock Star is the second release by Boston hard rock band Halfcocked. It was released by Curve of the Earth in April 2000.[2] The album won a Boston Music Award (BMA) for Outstanding Debut Album (Indie Label).[3]
| Occupation: Rock Star | ||||
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| Released | 2000 | |||
| Genre | Hard rock | |||
| Label | Curve of the Earth | |||
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| Allmusic |    |
Track listing
- "Wrecking Ball" – 3:18 (Charlee Johnson, Tommy O'Neil, Sarah Reitkopp)
- "I Lied" – 3:54 (Johnny Heatley, Reikopp)
- "Devil Shoes" – 2:22 (Johnson, Reitkopp)
- "All by Myself" – 3:00 (Jhen Kobran, Reitkopp)
- "Glitter" – 3:43 (Johnson, Reitkopp)
- "Drive Away" – 3:09 (Heatley, Reikopp)
- "Comes Down" – 3:09 (Kobran, Reitkopp)
- "Sell Out" – 3:50 (Heatley, Reikopp)
- "V.I.P." – 4:22 (O'Neil, Reitkopp)
- "Breakdown" – 4:00 (Johnson, Reitkopp)
- "I Lied" (Arena edit) – 6:02 (Heatley, Reikopp)
Personnel
- Sarah Reitkopp : Singer
- Tommy O'Neil : Guitar
- Johnny Rock Heatley : Guitar
- Jhen Kobran : Bass, backing vocals
- Charlee Johnson : Drums
- Jaime Richter : Guitar, backing vocals
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References
- Occupation: Rock Star at AllMusic
- "Star won't go off Half Cocked", Tristram Lozaw, Boston Herald, April 7, 2000.
- Boston Music Awards Honor Godsmack, C60, Courtney Reimer, MTV, April 20, 2001.
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