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We’re An American Band
A Journey Through The USA
Hard Rock Scene 1967-1973 (2023)
FLAC LOSSLESS 16Bit-44kHz
Label: Grapefruit Records – CRSEGBOX130
Format: 3 x CD, Compilation Box Set
Country: UK
Released: Jun 2023
Genre: Rock
Style: Psychedelic Rock, Hard Rock
allmusic.com...
Rock & roll went through a massive transition in its first decade-and-a-half, much more so than in the time that has since passed. It's fair to peg the public acceptance of rock & roll with the success of Chuck Berry's "Maybellene" in 1955, and ten years later, rock gained a greater level of sophistication and literacy, with the dawn of the psychedelic age in sight, and after that, all bets were off. Once psychedelia became the order of the day, rock bands sought new ways to and add a trippier edge to their music, and it didn't take long for someone to come up with a simple, brilliantly effective trick – turn up your amps to ten, stretch out your tunes, beef up the low end, and start hitting everything hard. By 1968, bands like Blue Cheer, Steppenwolf, and Vanilla Fudge had pioneered the grubby majesty of hard rock (in turn leading to its demonic sibling, heavy metal), and parents across America were suddenly very sorry they thought the Rolling Stones were as obnoxious as things could get. As hard rock codified itself over the next several years, hundreds of bands were building big, powerful music out of an increasingly diverse range of ingredients, and the British Cherry Red label has fashioned an entertaining and well-curated study of the first era of American hard rock with the 2023 box set We're an American Band: A Journey Through the USA Hard Rock Scene 1967-1973. A careful spin of this three-disc, 62-track behemoth makes clear the main precursors to hard rock were the expanded vistas of psychedelia (the semi-poetic lyric style common to early psych informs a large portion of the tracks here) and the moody sneer of citified blues (one of the set's more remarkable tracks is Muddy Waters' amusing cover of the Rolling Stones' "Let's Spend the Night Together" from his 1968 psych/metal hybrid Electric Mud), as well as the delinquent shrug of the noisier strains of garage rock. There are plenty of familiar names on board (the MC5, the Stooges, Alice Cooper, ZZ Top, Blue Öyster Cult), some stars in waiting (Fuse would evolve into Cheap Trick; Nazz, with a young Todd Rundgren; and Dust, with Marc Bell on drums before he turned into Marky Ramone), some worthy cult favorites (Sir Lord Baltimore, who sound even more proto-metal than Blue Cheer, and Texas psych outliers the Bubble Puppy and Cold Sun), and plenty of utter unknowns whose brief moments of sonic thunder are celebrated at last (solid, previously unreleased tracks from Sudden Death, the Sound Barrier, Gold, and B.F. Trike). There's plenty of good, greasy fun to be had in We're an American Band, and if you're the sort who turns up the car stereo when "Born to Be Wild" comes on, you'll revel in this; it's high time this era got a Nuggets of its own, and this is it.
CD1 - Born To Be Wild
01 - Vanilla Fudge - Ticket To Ride
02 - Iron Butterfly - Iron Butterfly Theme
03 - Blue Cheer - Summertime Blues
04 - Steppenwolf - The Ostrich
05 - The Savage Resurrection - Remlaps Cave Part II
06 - Fever Tree - Man Who Paints The Pictures
07 - The Sound Barrier - Why Should I Care
08 - Quicksilver Messenger Service - Pride Of Man
09 - Easy Chair - My Own Life
10 - Blues Magoos - Chicken Wire Lady
11 - The Human Beinz - April 15th
12 - Wildwood - Plastic People
13 - Mass Confusion Rock Band - The War Rages On
14 - SRC - Black Sheep
15 - Muddy Waters - Lets Spend The Night Together
16 - Dragonfly - Crazy Woman
17 - Bubble Puppy - Hot Smoke And Sasafrass
18 - Omnibus - Good Morning Day
19 - Societys Children - Mister Genie Man
20 - Darius - Blow My Mind
21 - Kim Fowley - Nightrider
CD2 - Kick Out The Jams
01 - MC5 - Kick Out The Jams
02 - Stack - Time Seller
03 - Nazz - Under The Ice
04 - Alice Cooper - Fields Of Regret
05 - Stone Garden - Oceans Inside Me
06 - The Stooges - I Wanna Be Your Dog
07 - Spirit - Dark-Eyed Woman
08 - The Litter - Journeys
09 - Love - Robert Montgomery
10 - The Stalk-Forrest Group - Donovans Monkey
11 - Coven - Wicked Woman
12 - Morgen - Welcome To The Void
13 - Conception - Babylon
14 - Frijjd Pink - House Of The Rising Sun
15 - Fuse - Sad Day
16 - Mountain - Mississippi Queen
17 - Gold - No Parking (Live)
18 - Christopher - Dark Road
19 - The Brigade - Self-Made God
20 - Damnation Of Adam Blessing - Death Of A Virgin
CD3 - We're Coming To Your Town
01 - ZZ Top - Neighbor Neighbor
02 - Cold Sun - Twisted Flower
03 - Wildfire - Stars In The Sky
04 - Sir Lord Baltimore - Helium Head (I Got A Love)
05 - BF Trike - Time And Changes
06 - Demian - Face The Crowd
07 - Head Over Heels - Road Runner
08 - Boomerang - Montreal Jail
09 - Cactus - Evil
10 - Bolder Damn - BRTCD
11 - Estes Brothers - Never Coming Down
12 - Blue Oyster Cult - Transmaniacon MC
13 - Earthen Vessel - You Can
14 - Bang - The Queen
15 - Sudden Death - My Time Is Over
16 - The Flow - It Swallowed The Sun
17 - Dust - Suicide
18 - Arthur Lee - Love Jumped Through My Window
19 - Todd Rundgren - Is It My Name
20 - Stray Dog - You Know
21 - Grand Funk - Were An American Band
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We’re An American Band
A Journey Through The USA
Hard Rock Scene 1967-1973 (2023)
FLAC LOSSLESS 16Bit-44kHz
Label: Grapefruit Records – CRSEGBOX130
Format: 3 x CD, Compilation Box Set
Country: UK
Released: Jun 2023
Genre: Rock
Style: Psychedelic Rock, Hard Rock
allmusic.com...
Rock & roll went through a massive transition in its first decade-and-a-half, much more so than in the time that has since passed. It's fair to peg the public acceptance of rock & roll with the success of Chuck Berry's "Maybellene" in 1955, and ten years later, rock gained a greater level of sophistication and literacy, with the dawn of the psychedelic age in sight, and after that, all bets were off. Once psychedelia became the order of the day, rock bands sought new ways to and add a trippier edge to their music, and it didn't take long for someone to come up with a simple, brilliantly effective trick – turn up your amps to ten, stretch out your tunes, beef up the low end, and start hitting everything hard. By 1968, bands like Blue Cheer, Steppenwolf, and Vanilla Fudge had pioneered the grubby majesty of hard rock (in turn leading to its demonic sibling, heavy metal), and parents across America were suddenly very sorry they thought the Rolling Stones were as obnoxious as things could get. As hard rock codified itself over the next several years, hundreds of bands were building big, powerful music out of an increasingly diverse range of ingredients, and the British Cherry Red label has fashioned an entertaining and well-curated study of the first era of American hard rock with the 2023 box set We're an American Band: A Journey Through the USA Hard Rock Scene 1967-1973. A careful spin of this three-disc, 62-track behemoth makes clear the main precursors to hard rock were the expanded vistas of psychedelia (the semi-poetic lyric style common to early psych informs a large portion of the tracks here) and the moody sneer of citified blues (one of the set's more remarkable tracks is Muddy Waters' amusing cover of the Rolling Stones' "Let's Spend the Night Together" from his 1968 psych/metal hybrid Electric Mud), as well as the delinquent shrug of the noisier strains of garage rock. There are plenty of familiar names on board (the MC5, the Stooges, Alice Cooper, ZZ Top, Blue Öyster Cult), some stars in waiting (Fuse would evolve into Cheap Trick; Nazz, with a young Todd Rundgren; and Dust, with Marc Bell on drums before he turned into Marky Ramone), some worthy cult favorites (Sir Lord Baltimore, who sound even more proto-metal than Blue Cheer, and Texas psych outliers the Bubble Puppy and Cold Sun), and plenty of utter unknowns whose brief moments of sonic thunder are celebrated at last (solid, previously unreleased tracks from Sudden Death, the Sound Barrier, Gold, and B.F. Trike). There's plenty of good, greasy fun to be had in We're an American Band, and if you're the sort who turns up the car stereo when "Born to Be Wild" comes on, you'll revel in this; it's high time this era got a Nuggets of its own, and this is it.
CD1 - Born To Be Wild
01 - Vanilla Fudge - Ticket To Ride
02 - Iron Butterfly - Iron Butterfly Theme
03 - Blue Cheer - Summertime Blues
04 - Steppenwolf - The Ostrich
05 - The Savage Resurrection - Remlaps Cave Part II
06 - Fever Tree - Man Who Paints The Pictures
07 - The Sound Barrier - Why Should I Care
08 - Quicksilver Messenger Service - Pride Of Man
09 - Easy Chair - My Own Life
10 - Blues Magoos - Chicken Wire Lady
11 - The Human Beinz - April 15th
12 - Wildwood - Plastic People
13 - Mass Confusion Rock Band - The War Rages On
14 - SRC - Black Sheep
15 - Muddy Waters - Lets Spend The Night Together
16 - Dragonfly - Crazy Woman
17 - Bubble Puppy - Hot Smoke And Sasafrass
18 - Omnibus - Good Morning Day
19 - Societys Children - Mister Genie Man
20 - Darius - Blow My Mind
21 - Kim Fowley - Nightrider
CD2 - Kick Out The Jams
01 - MC5 - Kick Out The Jams
02 - Stack - Time Seller
03 - Nazz - Under The Ice
04 - Alice Cooper - Fields Of Regret
05 - Stone Garden - Oceans Inside Me
06 - The Stooges - I Wanna Be Your Dog
07 - Spirit - Dark-Eyed Woman
08 - The Litter - Journeys
09 - Love - Robert Montgomery
10 - The Stalk-Forrest Group - Donovans Monkey
11 - Coven - Wicked Woman
12 - Morgen - Welcome To The Void
13 - Conception - Babylon
14 - Frijjd Pink - House Of The Rising Sun
15 - Fuse - Sad Day
16 - Mountain - Mississippi Queen
17 - Gold - No Parking (Live)
18 - Christopher - Dark Road
19 - The Brigade - Self-Made God
20 - Damnation Of Adam Blessing - Death Of A Virgin
CD3 - We're Coming To Your Town
01 - ZZ Top - Neighbor Neighbor
02 - Cold Sun - Twisted Flower
03 - Wildfire - Stars In The Sky
04 - Sir Lord Baltimore - Helium Head (I Got A Love)
05 - BF Trike - Time And Changes
06 - Demian - Face The Crowd
07 - Head Over Heels - Road Runner
08 - Boomerang - Montreal Jail
09 - Cactus - Evil
10 - Bolder Damn - BRTCD
11 - Estes Brothers - Never Coming Down
12 - Blue Oyster Cult - Transmaniacon MC
13 - Earthen Vessel - You Can
14 - Bang - The Queen
15 - Sudden Death - My Time Is Over
16 - The Flow - It Swallowed The Sun
17 - Dust - Suicide
18 - Arthur Lee - Love Jumped Through My Window
19 - Todd Rundgren - Is It My Name
20 - Stray Dog - You Know
21 - Grand Funk - Were An American Band
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