LP BLOODROCK Bloodrock (Re-Release) Kotay Music 4630 STILL SEALED
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LP BLOODROCK
Bloodrock
Country of release: New Zealand, 2014
Original
released: 1970
Label: Kotay
Music
Catalogue
number: Kotay 4630
Barcode:
-
Klappcover/Gatefold
Sleeve: Nein/No
Condition Record:
MINT
Condition Cover: MINT
LP ist noch
verschweißt / LP IS STILL SEALED
!!!
(Photo von meiner eigenen
LP / Photo taken from my own copy)
Tracks
Side 1:
1. Gotta Find A Way (6:31)
2. Castle Of Thoughts (3:26)
3. Fatback (3:20)
4. Double Cross (5:18)
5. Timepiece
(5:57)
Tracks Side 2:
1. Wicked Truth (4:45)
2. Gimme Your Head (2:42)
3. Fantastic Piece Of Architecture (8:45)
4. Melvin Laid An Egg (7:25)
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1969 saw the first rumblings of heavy metal with debut releases
from bands likes of Mott the Hoople and Grand Funk Railroad. Bloodrock, a
Texas-based quintet, also released their debut during this time (and like Grand
Funk Railroad, they were managed and produced by Terry Knight). Bloodrock may
not be as well remembered today as the aforementioned groups, but their first
release remains a cult favorite among fans of hard rock. Their sound is
reminiscent of Deep Purple, with electric guitar and organ dueling over a
throbbing beat. However, Jim Rutledge's gruff, whiskey-throated vocals lend a
rural tinge to the group's music that sets them apart. As expected for a heavy
metal band, the songwriting themes tend to be pretty ominous: "Double Cross" is
a gleeful hymn to revenge, and "Timepiece" recounts the final thoughts of a
death row prisoner about to be sent to the gallows. The band doesn't always know
when to edit their jams ("Timepiece"), and some of the songs feel more like a
collection of riffs than fully thought-out compositions ("Wicked Truth"), but
the group's powerful attack helps smooth over the rough spots to make an
engaging slab of proto-metal. The album's highlights are the final two songs:
"Fantastic Piece of Architecture" uses a combination of Doors-like funereal
organ and piano to create a creepy atmosphere, and "Melvin Laid an Egg" blends
pile-driving riffs with gentle bridges of piano, and harmony vocals to bring its
surreal lyric about a freak-show-dwelling capitalist to life. Overall, Bloodrock
lacks the crossover appeal to win fans outside of its cult reputation, but it
remains an interesting listen for those interested in the development of heavy
metal. (Donald A. Guarisco/allmusic.com)
Jim Rutledge - Drums, Lead
Vocals
Lee Pickens - Lead Guitar, Vocals
Nick Taylor - Guitar,
Vocals
Eddie Grundy Bass, Vocals
Stevie Hill - Keyboards,
Vocals
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