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The groups of the eighties garage many of which I can never praise enough have plundered the most beautiful songs on this album like The Witch, Psycho, Maintaining My Cool.

Thank you Marios! Post a Comment. Thursday, May 1, The Sonics - Introducing us, inspiring trailblazer garage 'n' roll, Sundazed issue. No one ever squeezed more juice out of the basic rock-band lineup than The Sonics did when they cut the earsplitting teenage anthems found on Infroducing The Sonics.

And lefs get one thing straight here:. The Sonics were, hands down, the most powerful band ever to come from the Pacific Northwest. The Tacoma quintet didn't just play songs, they assaulted mem with the heartstopping howl of someone who's accidentally pulled the hair dryer into the bath tub along with them on Saturday night. Just look at these boys on the cover: gathered 'round somebody's swimming pool in their cool haircuts, cutaway bolero jackets, gnarly vests, stubby neckties, pencil- thin drainpipe trousers with high-rise, toreador cuffs, and Cuban heels pointy enough to impale unsuspecting passersby.

They have the look of teenage assassins, ready to blow the minds and eardrums of every kid lucky enough to stagger into Saturday's dance at the local armory after downing a bottle of Ripple out in the parking lot. When Reddy Kilowatt saw The Sonics coming, he must have ducked over to the other side of the street, pulled up his collar and pretended to be window-shopping in deference to these scary newfound Kings of High Voltage.

Has anybody ever kicked off an album with a song hatf as smoking as The Sonics' monstrous garage killer "The Witch? And if you dug that, have a listen to the real, bona fide "I'm A Man," with screaming guitar, thumping drums, howling organ, and wailing harp-all coming together in the traditional, orgasmic conclusion that'll leave you gasping for breath and lighting a coffin nail.

John Sebastian's sweat-stained Lovin' Spoonful tale of life in the fast lane, "On The Road Again," gets the complete Sonics wakeover, as our heroes rip through me tune like they just wrote it on the back of a ketchupstained paper napkin over a a. Ihe legendary "Psycho"-another Sonics smasheroo-finds Roslie letting go with one of his all-time best howls, art earwax-melting blast guaranteed to keep your pad pest-free for at least a year.

Everybody's gotta take a deep brealfi now and then, and "Love Lights" does very nicely as a back seat make out ballad for the over stim ulated teens who've just spent the night shaking like crazy to the frantic sounds of The Sonics. D'yer Mak'er 7. No Quarter 8. Neil Young - Harvest Taxman 2.

Eleanor Rigby 3. I'm Only Sleeping 4. Love You To 5. Here, There, and Everywhere 6. Yellow Submarine 7. She Said She Said 8. Good Day Sunshine 9. And Your Bird Can Sing For No One Doctor Robert I Want to Tell You No Reply 2. I'm a Loser 3.

Baby's in Black 4. Rock and Roll Music 5. I'll Follow the Sun 6. Moonlight 7. Eight Days a Week 9. Words of Love Honey Don't Every Little Thing I Don't Want to Spoil the Party What You're Doing Um dos maiores sucessos da banda. Este disco foi trilha sonora do filme de mesmo nome.

Apresenta sucessos como: "Love for sale", "Wild wild life" e "People like us". Coloque o disco para ouvir e boa viagem. Forrest Gump - The Soundtrack - Filme legal e trilha muito boa. Primeiro disco da banda O som da banda muda um pouco, aproxima-se muito a outras bandas de Tacoma, como Wailers e Roamers, mas com um instrumental mais agressivo. Gostei da guitarra, pois tinha um timbre sujo e selvagem, o vocal era extremamente alto e aos urros!!!

Primeiro disco. Seu primeiro sucesso "Splish splash" foi escrito em algumas horas, para Darin participar de um programa de TV americana, causando furor entre os jovens. Destaque para "Red morning light", "California waiting" e "Molly's chambers". Projeto do multi-instrumentista Jedediah Smith. Gravado ao-vivo na fazenda do baixista da Crazy Horse.

Sem paradas, foi tocado direto. Country rock na medida certa, sem aquele "caipirismo" norte-americano e com guitarras mais rocker do que Willie Nelson esperaria de um disco de country. Por vezes nos lembra Neil Young, por vezes Stones, por vezes tudo o que flerta nesta linha rock country.

Imagine 2. Crippled Inside 3. Jealous guy 4. It's So Hard 5. Gimme Some Truth 7. Oh My Love 8. How Do You Sleep?