Product Description Airbourne: Joel O'Keeffe (vocals, guitar); David Roads (guitar, background vocals); Justin Street (bass guitar, background vocals); Ryan O'Keeffe (drums). Runnin' Wild is their debut album of booze-and-sweat-soaked rock 'n' roll that isn't looking to change the world by abolishing Free Trade, but simply provide the ultimate soundtrack to the biggest all-night rock party there is. Airbourne is a four piece hard rock band blasting off from Melbourne, Australia. Down Zeq2-lite F3. The album launches from their fist-pumping title track 'Stand Up For Rock n' Roll' to the anthemic 'What's Eatin' You' and the self-explanatory rock explosions of 'Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast' and 'Diamond In The Rough'. Pinnacle Game Profiler Not Working on this page. 2008 Roadrunner Records.

With their debut album, Runnin' Wild, Melbourne, Australia's Airbourne add their name to a long list of Aussie and non-Aussie bands earnestly beholden to hard rock godfathers AC/DC. Although good timing may be on their side because, inevitable charges of cloning notwithstanding, there's arguably never been a greater need for fresh blood like Airbourne to come along and revive this hallowed form of basic, pub-born, boogie rock & roll. After all, 2007 marks the seventh anniversary (or, more appropriately, the seven year itch) since AC/DC delivered a studio album of their own, and that was the career lowlight Stiff Upper Lip, containing one great single and a lot of filler. So when compounded with Airbourne's natural, no-fuss songwriting instincts, even the most cynical of fans will likely be happy to put their suspicions aside, and simply enjoy the Runnin' Wild ride for what it's worth. And what it's worth, dear friends, is classic hard rock gold (if not platinum) epitomized by blue collar, straightforward, pint-lifting anthems like the title track, 'Heartbreaker,' and the rousing introduction of 'Stand Up for Rock & Roll.'