Rocket Science

Rock · 2016 · 13 tracks · 45m

Rocket Science

Rick Springfield

Polished rock anthems meeting unexpected Americana flourishes. A high-energy blend of crunchy guitars, banjos, and massive choruses built for the open road.

February 19, 2016 · Frontiers Records (2)

A high-octane celebration of resilience and modern Americana warmth.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 45m

01

Light This Party Up

2:24

02

Down

3:10

03

That One

3:26

04

The Best Damn Thing

4:23

05

Miss Mayhelm

3:20

06

Pay It Forward

3:46

07

Found

2:49

08

Crowded Solitude

3:31

09

Let Me In

4:03

10

All Hands on Deck

3:57

11

We Connect

3:39

12

(I Wish I Had a) Concrete Heart

3:03

13

Earth to Angel

4:05

Moments Worth Listening For

The sudden burst of Celtic-inspired fiddle and stomp-clap percussion that drives the chorus of Miss Mayhelm.

The way the electric guitars crunch against a bright banjo pluck during the bridge of Light This Party Up.

The soaring, multi-tracked vocal harmonies that elevate the final chorus of Earth to Angel into a pure stadium anthem.

Where This Album Departs

How does Rocket Science sound next to the rest of Rick Springfield's catalogue?

Hopeful+2.7σ

Hopeful saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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