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Written by singer/guitarist Wendy Case and guitarist Marco Delicato, the album has a directness that keeps the whole affair lean and fast-paced. Case's rough voice and confident approach invites Joan Jett/Chrissie Hynde comparisons, but she adds a biting shot of personality that makes it distinctly her own. Years of hard-fought experience taught the band valuable lessons in presentation and attitude, and this results in memorable riffs, big choruses, and clever lyrics that hinge on Case's charismatic growl

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Knock Loud by The Paybacks, released 20 May 2002 1. Just You Wait 2. Black Girl 3. Blackout 4. If I Fell 5. Thin Air 6. Tie Me in a Knot 7. Hot Shot 8. Don't Lay It on Me 9. Hollywood 10. Vegas Get Hip Recordings (GH-1111) The Paybacks are sick and tired of stuff that doesn’t rock-and they suspect that you are, too! In an effort to do something about it, the Detroit foursome brings you Knock Loud, their debut album on Get Hip Recordings.

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Knock Loud is a glorious exclamation of everything that is true about rock and roll. Loudness, attitude, solid beats, groovy lyrics. If you miss the boat on this one, rock lovers, then there may be no hope at all. Tune your ears to The Paybacks and just let it all hang out. This isn't phony rock for the Skyy Blue sipping hipsters. This is for the people who still feel the need to get trashed and nasty on the weekends before getting their sit together Monday morning. But there's nothing wrong with a little attitude during the week, either  .

The Payback" is a funk song by James Brown, the title track from his 1973 album of the same name. The song's lyrics, originally written by trombonist and bandleader Fred Wesley but heavily revised by Brown himself soon before it was recorded, concern the revenge he plans to take against a man who betrayed him. The song is notable for its sparse, open arrangement and its use of wah-wah guitar – a relative rarity in Brown's previous funk recordings.

Like many of the Detroit rock records from this time period, Knock Loud is a cool, fat-free, and fun album that deserves to be played loudly.