'24 Hours A Day'

'24 Hours A Day,' the third album, was recorded in the summer of 1996, but due to delays involving Atlantic's desolvement of TAG records, wasn't released until late in 1997. The band's style on '24 Hours' has been significantly cleaned up since 'The Brooklyn Side'; this album isn't nearly as chaotic and stays away from feedback and the 'wall of noise' approach found in their second album. The Bottle Rocket's third record is still mostly pop/rock oriented, but does dip back into a southern/country style more often then its predecessor. Currently Atlantic is not supporting '24 Hours A Day' with a single, video, or advertising campaign, so don't expect to see any press anytime soon.

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