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Strait Up - A Tribute To Lynn Strait(adonis)
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Strait Up - A Tribute To Lynn Strait
Original Release Date: November 7, 2000

1. Starlit Eyes - Serj Tankian             
2. Take It Back             
3. I Know Where You're At - M.C.U.D             
4. Catch a Spirit - Max Cavalera             
5. Until Next Time             
6. Divided (An Argument for the Soul) - Brandon Boyd            
7. Ozzy Speaks          
8. Angel's Son - Lajon            
9. Forever            
10. Funeral Flights - Dez            
11. Requiem            
12. Reaching Out            
13. Absent - Snot            
14. Sad Air - Strait Up            
15. Entitled   

Includes covers and playlist

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Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com

Snot singer James Lynn Strait had a lot of friends, if this intensely emotional tribute is any indication. Strait died in a December 1998 car accident, with Snot on the verge of breaking big, thanks to critical kudos and a stint on Ozzfest '98. Strait Up features a dozen of heavy rock's most prominent singers, including Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst, Korn's Jonathan Davis, Incubus's Brandon Boyd, and Sugar Ray's Mark McGrath paying homage to the late frontman. In 1998, Snot's Mikey Doling and John "Tumor" Fahenstock had music awaiting lyrics from Strait, who passed away before beginning the album. So the singers on Strait Up wrote their own lyrics to Snot's heavy music and recorded with the surviving members of Snot. The results are impressive. System of a Down's Serj Tankian offers up a eulogy in "Starlit Eyes": "The first to accept, the last to disappoint / Now you are free to roam the skies." Slipknot's Corey Taylor turns in a melodic but aggro "Requiem," singing: "I see the loss every time someone says your name." But it's the mellow emotion exuded by Sevendust's Lajon Witherspoon in "Angel's Son" that is the standout on a powerful album full of poignant triumphs. --Katherine Turman

Comments

I listened to this album for years, and stil play it all the time. One hell of an album.
i cant believe so few people have downloadet this. amazing!
one of the best albums out there when it comes to tribute albums. snot was a really great band...
Top album you won't find a line up of this caliber on any other metal compilation
Thanks Adonis_EF, love "Get some" but never got round to listening to this!
thanks alot
Im gonna seed the shit outta this
LONG LIVE LYNN STRAIT!!!!!!!!!!