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Re: Albums bands might've wished they hadn't made.
ToddPence wrote:
voggmo wrote:
& to make the thread drift a bit, Purple of the big 3, ( Sabs,Zep & Purple were in my view the biggest & most significant progenitors of heavy rock-metal of the 70's), were alone in playing REALLY fast stuff. Fireball & Burn to be exact.
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Ever hear the debut of Captain Beyond, which featured intitial Purple frontman Rod Evans from the days when the Purp began life as a psychedellic pop outfit? That's another early example of fast-playing hard rock. Sir Lord Baltimore from the same era also have a couple of tracks in the same vein. |
Grand Funk Railroad, circa Live Album and after, had a fair number of tunes that fit the "fast hard rock" category.
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