Lazy man’s Black Crowes, sometimes salsified and rippled with steel drums, occasionally stirred with a little lounge music, or shaken with honky-tonk guitars.
Black Sabbath’s live history is patchwork at best. The record sounds great, everybody is doing their job, the secret weapon being Bill Ward and Geezer Butler.
Screaming punk rock, led by ex-Pink Lincoln Chris Barrows. This platter of spite’n’spittle was gloriously under-mixed by Bill & Stephen at The Blasting Room.
We get as much Kiss, Deep Purple, and Mountain as we do Sabbath here, all delivered with tongue-in-cheek, really playing on this whole space-brain theme.
Under-enunciated Rancidisms, a healthy dollop of Bo Diddley-ing guitars, and sobbing in yer dirty glass of whiskey to high-octane, yahoo-yellin’ barnburners.