Bob Log III is a punk blues one man band with a certain craziness to it. It's nasty, sexy and totally over the top. This album is pure fun.Take your Log Bomb over HERE.
See Bob Log III doin' his slide thing. Funky.
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Bob Log III is a punk blues one man band with a certain craziness to it. It's nasty, sexy and totally over the top. This album is pure fun.
This is the audio to the 1972 Pink Floyd film Live At Pompeii, one of my favorite films ever. These versions of Echoes and One Of These Days are just too good.
When tracing back the roots of hardrock and heavy metal it's impossible to overlook this '68 album by Blue Cheer. Tough Rock 'N' Roll - loud, heavy and from the heart. Dig.
More feel good soul, this time from Sweden. The Solution has that funky ol' school approach this music needs. Try this one on your headphones and you'll be twistin'.
Two of the best NYC Hardcore bands ever on one mini cd, something worth checking for folks who can handle it. Listen to CFA's Beyond Birth And Death and Warzone's Bullshit Authority. The Energy!
This is one crazy band. Psychedelic rock from the Palm Desert as you have not heard it before. Power Of Three (1997) is a must have for all who dig stuff like Brant Bjork and QOTSA. For cyco's only.
Top shelf Soul for y'all. Van Morisson's guitarist blends soul with hints of reggae and funk, which results in a real feel good record. People Gonna Talk's bound to move your hips.
Natty Dread (1974) is one of my favorite Bob Marley albums, simply because it contains Revolution. I can listen to it for hours. (Don't bother listening to the strange version of No Woman, No Cry.)
Electric Mud (1968) is one of the most controversial records Chess Records ever put out. The label wanted a different approach, involving psychedelic sounds, fuzzy guitars and hip beats. Muddy loved it, the critics hated it. I'm with Muddy on this one.
Mountain is one of the '70s rockbands that didn't make it that big. But listening to this 1974 live record, it's obvious they're one of the originators of what later became 'metal'.
Crime Ridden Society is one of the hardest hardcore albums I know - musically and lyrically. Pissed off, out of control and most provocative. Victory Records even banned their own record and dropped the band in '96.
This is drughead Roky Erickson at his best. Back in '66, this band was the first real psychedelic rockband to ever exist. Definitely a must-have for all who enjoy their bit of old school rock.
This heavy powertrio combines tons of energy & decibels with catchy but nasty riffs. Boogie your way thru this one and you'll immediately have to spin it once more.
3 and the Beast (2007) is Super 400's 3rd studio album. This threepiece sure fills their albums with stylish Soul Rock. New album will be out spring 2009.
First album by these tasty Belgian rockers. Camaro (2004) is currently out of stock. A re-release is long overdue.
DBII's 1999 album for RCA. Jellycream has everything you could wish for: excellent songwriting, soulfull vocals and rock with Tone.
Alain Goraguer's score for the 1973 French/Czech film La Planète Sauvage. It's a psychedelic trip - also for non-lovers of animated movies or science fiction, such as myself. Get into it.