From the sound of the first beer opening in "Arrived" to the last whistle of "Wyoming" BNS delivers song after song of pure straightforward rock `n roll as it was meant to be: raw, honest, and unapologetic. The sincerity of the lyrics should make any listener hard pressed not to find at least one song to identify with on some level. The seemingly unthinkable fusion of acoustic and electric guitars on "Running Alone" and "Once in a Lifetime" blend so perfectly it's almost understated. The rhythm on "Brown Street Betty," "Freight Train," and " Dead Man Walking" is guaranteed to have you flying down the highway at 85 mph minimum, which may be the only disaster that comes out of owning this CD. ke sure, if you are of age, though to have a cold beer ready for this listen. A really solid rock record. If you took Motorhead, AC/DC, Lynard Skynard, and Corrosion of Confority, threw em in a blender, the result would be Brand New Sin's Recipe for Disaster.

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