I have to admit I like the self titled debut album by the Bodyrockers. It takes me back to when I was in my teens. I was into heavy metal/hard rock as well as your typical pop radio music. The singers voice is very much like the voices from countless heavy metal/hard rock vocalists from the 80's. I definitely like the combination of the guitars and the electronic beats. Much better done than Scissor Sisters did with their album. I don't know what the big deal with that album was anyway this album actually Rocks! The unfortunate thing is this album has not received much hype. What's up?

The big track on here is I Like The Way (You Move). It starts with the big drum beats and the track comes into full force with the vocals. Very rocking and very danceable. There are plenty of remixes of this track as well which are by big name remixers so this track is definitely targeted to the club/dance market.

I like what they have done with Handel On Your Face. Sort of reminds me of a raw and rockish KTEL Hooked On Classics track a bit with the classic samples but the track is actually much better than the any of the tracks from the cheesy compilations of the 80s.

The next big track on the album is Round And Round. This is another rocking vocal track with their trademark big beats. The lyrics go "You've got me runining round and round and round ain't nobody like you in the whole wide world guess what i'm a sucker for a run around girl". Sort of reminds me of Ratt meets ZZ Top. A very fun track!

Overall like I said before this album is definitely worth checking out. If you like the sound of AC/DC with your dance and electronica beats then this album will definitely satisfy you.

Seb Jarakian is the owner of Musync http://www.musync.com a music research and licensing company based in San Francisco California. Seb's client list includes: Google, Microsoft XBOX, Esurance, Clorox, VISA and Adidas. Seb also owns and updates Best Playlists http://www.BestPlaylists.com and Beatzblog http://www.Beatzblog.com - Two blogs about electronic music and Apple's iTunes/iPod technologies.

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