Top 10 Best Songs From Volbeat's Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies
Saddle up and crank the volume, because this album doesn't walk. It rides. Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies isn't just a clever title. It's Volbeat grabbing rock by the collar and dragging it through a Wild West saloon, past shootouts and into something that snarls with metal grit and hums with rockabilly soul. You've got ghost stories and gunslingers, murder ballads and hard-luck anthems, all delivered with that signature Volbeat swagger.
If you've ever caught yourself throwing horns during a chorus or mouthing lyrics about outlaws with a grin on your face, this list is your stomping ground. Your votes decide which tracks ride tall and which get left in the dust. Don't just scroll past like a drifter through a one-horse town. Vote for the songs that fired you up, gave you chills, or made you yell "Play that one again!" like a madman with a jukebox.
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Lola Montez
Needs to be number 1. Such an awesome and catchy song.
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Doc Holliday
The intro alone makes this song deserve the number 1 spot.
Very western feel, which is cool.
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Dead But Rising
I love the heavy intro. It is such a perfect song, and it is pure Volbeat.
Heavy and awesome.
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The Hangman's Body Count
Starts out with a western feel, and then it hits you with the Volbeat power!
This song is simply amazing. My favorite from Volbeat so far.
Hallowed be thy name?
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My Body
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The Nameless One
This song is too good to be #5!
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Pearl Hart
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Our Loved Ones
This, in my opinion, is the best song on this album! After 3 or 4 listens, it gave me goosebumps down my spine!
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Cape of Our Hero
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Room 24
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Let's Shake Some Dust
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The Sinner Is You
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Lonesome Rider
Dessert is served! Enjoy!
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Black Bart
Unbelievable! My Body at #3 and no mention of Black Bart?! Black Bart = #1, Doc Holliday #2, The Hangman's Body Count #3, Ecotone #4. Dead But Rising and Room 24 are also good songs, and Lonesome Rider is fun. The rest of the songs are a bit disappointing.
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Ecotone