THE GLASSPACK: Powderkeg CD sealed 2002 original. Dirty ass ROCK N ROLL. Check video and audio (whole album). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

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www.allmusic.com/album/powderkeg-mw0000658401

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Label: Small Stone Records – SS-029
Format:
CD, Album
Country: US
Released: 2002
Style: Stoner Rock, Southern Rock, Punk, Psychedelic Rock

Track Listing
1. The Glasspack Song
2. Shut Up & Ride
3. Mrs. Satan
4. Whiskey House
5. Sleeping Pills
6. Mopar Fire Paint
7. The Heebeegeebees
8. Back Seat Whore
9. Demolition Derby
10. Jim Beam and Good Green
Duration 37:55

The Glasspack:
“”Dirty”” Dave Johnson (vocals, guitar);
Lil Bucky (guitar);
Reverend (keyboards);
Bobby Nova (bass);
The Capn’ (drums).

Just take a look at the song titles of this band and see what you think. Personally speaking a band that has songs like Jim Beam And Good Green, Shut Up And Ride, Mrs. Satan,. Whiskey House, Demolition Derby always grabs my attention from the word go. I also respect them big time for the fact that in just under three years they have managed to tour over 10,000 miles. They’ve been on the club circuit with such bands as Nebula, Gaza Strippers, The Frogs, Melt Banana, The Hookers, The Thrones, The Immortal Lee County Killers, and The Tight Bros. There’s no other way to put it, The Glasspack are what dirty ass ROCK ‘N ROLL in its’ purest form is all about. Formed in early 1999 in Louisville, Kentucky, they spent the first two years of their creation honing their skills on the road and in the studio. By early 2001 they released their first full-length CD “”American Exhaust”” on Riverock Records. The record and live reviews that followed in Maximum Rock-n-Roll, Stonerrock.com, High Beam Music and Roadburn Magazine brought them to the attention of Small Stone Records that is of course specializing in bands with a similar sound.

This is Brett’s (the Glasspack’s drummer) first video he ever edited together of U.S. tour footage. It’s for “”Mrs. Satan“” from the Small Stone Records release “”the Glasspack/Powderkeg.”