Dirty Heads comes in the wake of their most successful release to date, 2014’s Sound of Change, which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Alternative Albums chart.

Features Song Lyrics for Dirty Heads's From Any Port In A Storm album.

Any Port in a Storm is the debut album released by the Reggae band The Dirty Heads in 2008. This is the only album without Matt Ochoa as the band's drummer. Any Port in a Storm was initially set to be released on Warner Bros. Records until the label and band mutually separated. The Dirty Heads, having kept the master recordings, later released the album through Executive Music Group (EMG), a division of Universal Music Group.

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Uke tabs from Any Port in a Storm. chr8 Lay Me Downchr7 Believechr8 Stand Tallchr8 Stand Tallmix10 Antelopechr9 Lay Me Downchr?Lay Me Down. More albums from Dirty Heads. Home Phantoms Of Summer: The Acoustic Sessions (2013). 2 tabs Cabin By The Sea (2012). Artist : Dirty Heads Released date : 2012 Label : Five Seven Music. Top Any Port in a Storm songs.

Album Any Port In a Storm. Say what you say or just sail away She can't stand me, but I miss her face I feel like drownin', but the tides too low And now I'm waiting for the undertow. So I stand tall It gets a little better I see the wall that we can break down together Stand strong, it gets a little better now (we can break it down, yes we can make it) Stand tall It gets a little better I see the wall that we can break down together Stand strong it gets. a little better now (we can break.

Any Port In a Storm Dirty Heads.

The Dirty Heads aim to bring listeners music that can be directly related to lounging lazily at the beach. In this aspect, they succeed to the utmost. Every track found on this album tricks the human mind into believing they are currently bathing in sunlight as waves crash, when in reality they could be living in Anchorage hiding from the harsh winter. The Dirty Heads aren't attempting to become the next innovator of music, instead they have a simple idea and execute it perfectly and it is prominent from the start. Any Port In A Storm' as stated before, is an instantly likeable album. It excels in the fact that it is simplistic, for this type of music is made to be easy on the ears. Cons can be found throughout, though it is hard to blame such an album for not having great guitar riffs and lyrical depth. Fans of Sublime or anyone into the Reggae/Rock genre will find this album instantly at home with their taste. Records until the label and band mutually separated Billy Preston plays keyboards on multiple tracks on the album, in what would be one of the final sessions he recorded . .

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