SMOKE BLOW: Punkadelic – The Godfather Of Soul CD 2001. original rare. German Doom, Stoner rock. Check audio

Description

Stoner Rock, with tinny quantities of Punk
Year: 2001
Track Listings
1st Genghis [04:24]
2nd White powder / baking Smoke [03:32]
3rd Outta Jail [5:14]
4th TV Show [2:31]
5th Sweetwater [04:27]
6th Thermometer Voice [03:51]
7th Commander of Doom [5:46]
8th Mexico [04:52]
9th Invisible Boy [03:36]
10th Damaged [02:39]
11th Getting Over [04:18]
12th Bruce Lee tribute band (The great commercial fuck-up) [07:38]

Smoke Blow up onto their third album enormous ass-kicking rock and roll and heavy Rotzrock with retro flip side. Latvian singer Jack roars no longer just like a banshee into the microphone, but also tried it in between times more restrained in style or even psychedelic Gluecifer-low toned as the Berlin colleagues from Pothead. His colleagues follow suit and create a wonderfully carefree style mishmash: Smoke Blow actually manage to combine misty hippie-rock with brutal, very groovy Rotzrock. Better snot songs do not get updated very often in German lands! – Michael Rensen

5.0 out of 5 stars succeeded!
So, beautiful out puked Schweinreocksongs (“Outta Jail”, “TV SHow”), but also have the right casual “Sweetwater” strong UDN really successful bonds in the Industrial (“thermometer Voice”) and a really fat Doom Song (“Commander of Doom”) … Overall, somehow missing the snotty ambiance of its predecessors, production technology has since done a lot, so a cool slice of pork Rocks camp is all … Buy!

5.0 out of 5 stars The Godfathers of Punk ,
When it comes to the best / coolest / most popular Smoke Blow plate immediately drop the name “777 Blood Rock” and “German Angst”. It really is about right. This, however, this appeared between the two classic album ever, totally reprehensible, and left out is completely incomprehensible to me, but it contains both the snotty-deep driving guitar sound of Bloodrock, and the addictive power of the German fear of melodies. In addition, here with White Powder / Black Smoke, Sweet Water, Mexico, and Bruce Lee tribute band (unfortunately, is never played live) represented 4 of the hottest self-same song at all. But the rest is without exception by the bank just above hammer bold and horny! Here and there built-in synth sounds that give you an accessible yet Lette Scheib oblique character in a positive way! Punkadelic should, nay must, therefore, actually be on a par with its two neighbors release, very true to the Goethe-themed “I had given me the Biddeee in the league euerm Driddeee.” I won, that’s true. And what is true must remain Grinder says Goethe ;-)!