HM Store – The Mother of All Tribute Albums (CD)

June 30, 2009 By Doug Van Pelt

Various Artists *The Mother Of All Tribute Albums* 1998, HM Records 15 Artists, each covering the artist/song of their choice. Tracks are as follows: 1. “Dogman” (Tourniquet); 2. “I Will Follow” (Doug Pinnick); 3. “Sunday Bloody Sunday” (Echo Hollow); 4. “Song To My Parents” (Spy Glass Blue); 5. “Hold Me Jesus” (Reflescent Tide); 6. “Do It For Love” (Justin Fox); 7. “2112 Overture” (Paul Roraback); 8. “Loud ‘N’ Clear” (Crimson Thorn); 9. “C’mon Rock” (Guardian); 10. “God Is Bigger” (The Channelsurfers); 11. “Message In A Bottle” (Blackball); 12. “Water Grave” (Atomic Opera); 13. “Cosmic Cowboy” (One Bad Pig); 14. “It’s All Too Much” (The Violet Burning); 15. “Jesus Freak” (Larry Norman). Limited Quantity Special price: $4.99 [plus shipping] $4.99 [plus shipping]

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