The Living End – Roll On

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Roll On CD, Album	EMI – 5301722	Australia	2000	Australia — 2000	Recently Edited
	Roll On CDr, Album, Promo	Warner Bros. Records – 2-48063	US	2000	US — 2000
	Roll On CD, Album	WEA – WPCR-10880	Japan	2000	Japan — 2000
	Roll On CD, Album, Promo	WEA Japan – PCS-488	Japan	2000	Japan — 2000	New Submission
	Roll On CD, Album, Promo	WEA – WPCR-10880	Japan	2000	Japan — 2000	New Submission
	Roll On CD, Album	Reprise Records – WPCR-10915	Japan	2000	Japan — 2000	New Submission
	Roll On CD, Album, Enhanced	Reprise Records – 9 48063-2	US	2001	US — 2001
	Roll On CD, Album	Reprise Records – 9362-48062-2	Europe	2001	Europe — 2001	Recently Edited
	Roll On LP, Album	EMI – 7 024353 01722 4	Australia	2001	Australia — 2001	Recently Edited
	Roll On CD, Album, Promo	Reprise Records – 2A-47829-B	US	2001	US — 2001
	Roll On CD, Album	Reprise Records – 9362-47829-2		2001	— 2001
	Roll On CDr, Album, Promo	Reprise Records – none		2001	— 2001
	Roll On LP, Album, White Label	EMI – 7 024353 01722 4	Australia	2001	Australia — 2001	New Submission
	Roll On CD, Album, Reissue	Redcat Sounds – RCSCD02	Australia	2010	Australia — 2010	Recently Edited
	Roll On LP, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered, Reissue, Red, 180 gram	Music On Vinyl – MOVLP2037	Europe	2018	Europe — 2018	New Submission
	Roll On LP, Album, Reissue	Music On Vinyl – MOVLP2037	Europe	2018	Europe — 2018	New Submission
	Roll On CDr, Promo	Modular Recordings – none

dorianaw Mar 1, 2018
referencing Roll On (LP, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered, Reissue, Red, 180 gram) MOVLP2037

I have 2 of the 1500 copies. This is my favorite TLE album and this is a great release from MOV. Great packaging and very good SQ too. Well done MOV!
LeonardoA Feb 12, 2017
referencing Roll On (CD, Album) 9362-48062-2

In 1999 the self-titled debut of the punk rock band The Living End. The plate was generally well received and thereby got the Australian trio the opportunity to more than one and a half year long around the world. Thanks to this intensive touring was the name The Living End finally put on the map. The excellent new cd Roll On embroiders largely on the successful debut. Now is also the starting point again, but punk rock excursions in the direction of reggae, ska, surf and rock & roll give the songs by The Living End the necessary variety and originality. In addition is heard clearly that the boys have grown up with plates of The Stray Cats and compatriots AC/DC. Highlights on this sparkling plate are the title track Roll On, Carry Me Home and Dirty Man.