VA-Sucking The 70s-Back In The Saddle Again-2CD-CD-FLAC-2007-THEVOiD

VA-Sucking the 70s-Back In The Saddle Again
Artist : VA-Sucking the 70s

Album : Back In The Saddle Again

Label : Small Stone Records
Genre : Rock Source : CDDA

Encoder : FLAC 1.2.1 Bitrate : 966kbps

Playtime : 129:31 Size : 895.26 MB
01 Sasquatch - Are You Ready Grand Funk Railroad) 03:24

02 Puny Human - Crazy Horses The Osmonds) 03:02

03 Clutch and Five Horse Johnson - Red Hot Mama 04:00

Funkadelic

04 Dixie Witch - Rock Candy Van Halen) 05:32

05 The Brought Low - Dont Lie to Me Big Star) 03:06

06 Novadriver - Sin City AC-DC) 04:40

07 Colour Haze - One Way or Another Cactus) 04:55

08 Alabama Thunderpussy - Man on the Silver 04:02

Mountain DIO

09 Dozer - Mongoloid Devo) 03:39

10 Acid King - The Stake The Steve Miller Band) 04:55

11 Halfway To Gone - Honky Cat Elton John) 04:20

12 Antler - Those Shoes The Eagles) 04:00

13 Brad Davis Fu Manchu) - Outlaw Man The Eagles03:39

14 Gideon Smith and The Dixie Damned - Season of 04:11

the Witch Donovan

15 Whitey Morgan and The Waycross Georgia Farmboys 03:35

Running with the Devil Van Halen
01 Throttlerod - I just wanna make love to you 04:35

02 Red Giant - Saturday Night Special 05:42

Lynyrd Skynyrd

03 A Thousand Knives Of Fire - Bonie Maronie 03:57

Larry Williams

04 The Glasspack - Rock n Roll Singer AC-DC) 04:49

05 Roadsaw - When the Levee Breaks Led Zeppelin) 08:33

06 Greatdayforup - Super Stupid Funkadelic) 05:46

07 Fireball Ministry - Turn to Stone Joe Walsh) 05:30

08 Los Natas - Born to be Wild Steppenwolf) 04:48

09 Scott Reeder - Two of us The Beatles) 04:05

10 Orange Goblin - New Rose The Damned) 02:36

11 Mos Generator - Garden Road Rush) 02:55

12 Honky - Snortin Whiskey Pat Travers Band) 02:49

13 The Muggs - I dont need no Doctor Humble Pie) 04:09

14 Amplified Heat - Neighbor Neighbor ZZ Top) 02:15

15 RPG - Parchment Farm Blue Cheer) 01:34

16 Valis - Dreamweaver Gary Wright) 04:28
The success of Small Stone's first Sucking the 70's

compilation in 2002 made a sequel almost inevitable

but the lack of other labels dedicated to new bands

mining this rich old vein of music also made it a

necessity. Who else was going to get it done? So it is

that 2007's Sucking the 70's: Back in the Saddle Again

raises the stakes with not one, but two discs crammed

with no less than 31 reinterpretations of timeless

tunes, many of them far from obvious selections



Among these, standout efforts include Sasquatch's take

on Grand Funk's "Are You Ready," the Brought Low's

bluesy romp through Big Star's "Don't Lie to Me

Gideon Smith & the Dixie Damned's acid trip creep-out

of Donovan's "Season of the Witch," and Fireball

Ministry's impressive swipe at Joe Walsh's "Turn to

Stone." Other covers are worthy of attention for re

imagining the original songs' arrangements -- namely

Halfway to Gone's heavy metal bitch-slap of Elton

John's "Honky Cat," "Dixie Witch," and Acid King's

doom-ification of Montrose's "Rock Candy" and Steve

Miller's "The Stake," respectively, and Whitey Morgan

the Waycross Georgia Farmboys' country-fried version of

Van Halen's "Running with the Devil." Others still

simply boast top-notch performances of acknowledged

classics; for instance, Novadriver's surprisingly

vicious "Sin City," Alabama Thunderpussy's raucous "Man

on the Silver Mountain," Red Giant's metallic stab at

Saturday Night Special," and Roadsaw's gutsy treatment

of "When the Levee Breaks



Hard rock is hardly the only item on the menu, either

as witnessed by Puny Human's Sensational Alex Harvey

Band-based cover of the Osmonds' "Crazy Horses," Clutch

and Five Horse Johnson's collaboration on Funkadelic's

Red Hot Mama" one of two tunes here originating with

George Clinton's legendary funk crew), Throttlerod's

stoner rock swipe at Willie Dixon's blues standard "I

Just Wanna Make Love to You," Dozer's amp-distorted

spin on Devo's "Mongoloid," and Valis' lysergic

Frankenstein-ing of Gary Wright's "Dream Weaver." And

if you're anal about exact dates, there are some '60s

stragglers to be found on disc two: Los Natas' part

Spanish interpretation of Steppenwolf's "Born to Be

Wild," Scott Reeder's daring and slightly botched

attempt at the Beatles' "Two of Us," Orange Goblin's

mega-riffed crunch through the MC5's "New Rose," and

the Muggs' Humble Pie-derived rendering of the

perennial "I Don't Need No Doctor." Together with the

remaining tracks not mentioned, the above make up over

two hours of retrofitted hard rock and metal that are

not likely to be challenged or equaled by any other

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