“Pipe is spittin’ flame, pavement burnin’ tire / Night and day, riding fire" sings Marc Blackwell on his debut CD, "Bring Me Trouble", and he's inviting you along for the ride. Get ready to fight trouble, chase shooting stars and have a little self-destructive fun when you meet Marc's barefoot girl, his seductive vampire bride, his wild witch on the side and some of his disturbed young friends. You'll also find two women trying to set Marc on fire, one in a good way, one in a bad way. The 10 song journey through bad places, “dancin’ with Satan” and life’s complications contains the kind of quirky songs and dark songs that have critics saying "Quentin Tarantino would love this" and that Marc sings "this generation's Bad Moon Rising." The musical terrain ranges from alt-rock to alt-pop with side trips through latin and alt-country. Marc's Jace Everett meets Mark Knopfler voice growls with attitude. You'll also hear some Jakob Dylan, Tom Petty, Leonard Cohen and Chris Rea with traces of Shawn Mullins and an alt-rockin' Randy Newman. Tickets are cheap. Test drive is free, just hit the play button. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.