Heavy Psychedelic guitar meltdown solo effort from "Japan's Jimi Hendrix" Shinki Chen of Speed, Glue and Shinki fame. Pretty Fuzzy, mellow and Laid back. Total stoner material here. A great album and I Love it!
Fantastic heavy rock album here, truly a classic. Great guitar and songs with a heavy blues tone, take a listen pronto!
Here we go again! Another ton of great heavy songs from way back when, personally I think this is one of the best volumes. Light up and enjoy!
Its been a little while since I did one of these, but I just made several more volumes that I will have up soon. More great heavy rock music from the 70's here. Again there's some classics and some obscure stuff, basically lots and lots of good tracks, if you like the other ones, you'll love this one too!
This is one that I had read about a lot and I really wanted to hear it. Finally I got a hold of it maybe a year ago. It wasn't as amazing as I had hoped but still, its a great piece of heavy, doomy and strange music. I would have probably bought this on the name alone, ha ha. Roll one and enjoy!
Yet another lost classic, this one is uber heavy and mean, I love the guitars, but I really love the lyrics. The first song is an instant classic. I absolutely loved this record start to finish. If you like heavy 70's shit this is a must. Stop reading start downloading! Interesting side not this drummer went on to Atomic Rooster.
Wanted this one since the first time I seen the cover, which is totally awesome. This doesn't quite live up to the weird cover image, but its pretty damn cool, strange and depressing. These guys seem totally backwards at times and then really progressive too. Very creative stuff, but not hippie rock or jam rock really. These dudes seem rather angry to be frank, this is very anti religious, which is pretty bold for 73. I love the fuzzy, sloppy guitar sound and all the songs are early metal sounding. This is definitely heavy and different. Check it out.
WOW, here's another just blazing heavy rock record. Post-Atomic Rooster, Pre-Hard Stuff. Great heavy guitars play upbeat downer rock classics. How can an album this energetic be doomy, I don't know but that's just what this is. Again the guitars sound so great, the solo's and playing are top notch and the songs are all very well written. It would be hard to put these guys into just one category for sure. There's a lot of different shit going on here, but it's all hard and heavy. Fantastic stuff!!
Here's a weird one for you folks that dig heavy rock and psychedelic shit. Personally I loved this one. This is a little late in the game by 76, but still this is a very unique album and certainly a must have for fans of the shit. Sometimes upbeat rock, sometimes weird as hell. I don't know anything about these German space rock weirdos, but this is a good album and a very different listening experience. Very heavy, very moody and doomy stuff, check it out. 1.All Right
Well this one is rather obvious I guess. Some of you who grabbed my Atomic Bombs Away comps, will notice that this is where I got the name for those comps. This is a fantastic album by these Japanese freaks, very heavy and very entertaining. The influences here are way to obvious to even go into. This is their second album and my personal fave. Simply put, if you like heavy rock music from the 60's and 70's, then you must get this. If you already have it than you know what an amazing album this is..Enjoy!
Fantastic piece of unique music. At first I didn't know what to expect from this, considering the cover. Glam maybe? But not really, at least not in the usual way. This is a heavy little album and pretty original, its hard to compare it to anything, maybe some earlier Grand Funk stuff played by someone slightly more caveman than Mark Farner, but this is rougher and a lot more raw and much weirder. There are a few long jam out parts that might discourage some, but over all the energy is pretty high. I have read some rather angry reviews of this record, mostly by indie rock nerd types, but as a total Neanderthal I thought this was a killer album all around. They have a second album but I don't have it for some reason, I'll have to search it out at some point. Check this one out!
I generally hate Christmas albums, outside of a few by Elvis , one about monsters and one by Twisted Sister, I don't think I own any others. I'm not sure where I got this from, but most of these tracks are pretty strange, some are heavier than others, give it a spin. 1.libido - evolution
Killer fucking record from 71, very rocking and pretty heavy in some places for Florida band. This is another group I featured on one the Atomic Bombs Away comps I put up. Totally awesome rock and totally obscure! This whole thing has an MC5 meets Grand Funk vibe to me, I'm not even sure why I'm saying that exactly. Anyway this is a fantastic album and I have played the shit out of it lately. Its kind of laid back in a weird way, still energetic and exciting, but not taxing in the least. These guys were said to also have quite a theatrical live show, well worth your time and effort. Get it!
Heavy psych shit hailing from Corpus Christi, Texas. Some great two guitar work here, I love the leads and the songs are good too, definitely check this one out. This is their only album, released on Acorn records in 1970. Its a total killer, too. Gotta say I love this fucking cover, so cool. Now go get stoned already!
Part 4 in my continuing series of heavy 70's rock compilations, I hope you dig this one just as much as the others I made. There are some totally heavy tracks on this one, from Wicked lady and Thundermother to Frijid Pink and the mighty Simon Stokes, the quality is pretty damn high. Hope you enjoy it, smoke one for me dude!
I doubt that I will be introducing this album to that many of you out there but if you haven't heard it than by all means start downloading it right now, this thing is unbelievable. I first heard this in maybe 96 or 97 at someones house that I stayed at after a show, but had heard about it long before that. Led by the beautiful and energetic front woman Jinx Dawson, this is truly astonishing stuff, totally satanic and evil and also completely wonderful heavy music and lyrics, some of the songs get so deep inside my brain, that I cant stop thinking about them, "The White Witch of Rose Hall" is especially addictive. I have burned this album out over and over again through the years and lately I have been playing it a lot again, so I'm posting it. Any serious rock fan will listen to this and hear tons of ways that this has influenced other great heavy rock, metal and goth artists since its release. Totally a undeniable classic, so check it out!
Total Swedish Sabbath worship from 83, what else could you ask for right? Both of these are pretty catchy, at first I didn't like the vocals that much but they totally grew on me after a couple of listens. The guitars on the a-side are very heavy and dark but still in the 70's mold for sure, an excellent track. The b-side is a bit different, still heavy once it gets going but at first it sounds like a bad KISS track or worse(if thats possiable). Of course I gotta say something about the cover, its looks like it was done with color pencils or some shit and I fucking love it! 
First of all sorry for the lack of posts lately, I have just been extremely busy. So let's get on with it. Today we have some great neanderthal heavy rock, totally backwards and fuzzy. Killer fucking tunes and very amateur stoner vocals make this pretty much amazing.This uber rarity was only released as a test pressing of 52 copies. So good luck owning one of those right? Despite the weird name, this is really a gem and has some truly great parts. The best track here would have to be "Hassles" followed by "Clown on a Rope" a close second. Great dope smoking music!1.Hassles
Wow what a heavy and amazing record this is. This is truly some blueprint stoner rock, unbelievably obscure. This record has acquired quite a cult following over the years and this should be required listening for anyone into heavy 70's music, doom metal or even the bullshit that passes for stoner rock now-a-days. Beyond classic. This is pretty original stuff, not at all like the Sabbath clones of the day. It seems more like slowed down 60's rock turned up to 11 to me. Damn good! The guitars are blazing and the singer comes somewhere between Jim Morrison and Simon Stokes, with some very rowdy vocals. Raw but with a great set of pipes. Originally limited to 200 hundred copies, forget ever owning the original vinyl. The going price will shock you. Not a bad track on this one.
Here's one I know absolutely nothing about, I'm not even sure where I got it really. Maybe the old Chris goes rock site, but I just don't remember. Searched for info on this record didn't really find anything useful. If anyone knows anything about this I would love to hear from you. To me this sounds like Screaming Lord Sutch singing for The Pink Fairies. Throughout this whole record there is a weird sense of humour and plenty of nonsense, but also some very heavy jams. The entire record is kind of a sloppy drug fueled mess, but quite enthralling. All in all a very fun and entertaining record to listen to. Unique and original. 1.Return of the Meat midgets
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