TED NUGENT
CAT SCRATCH FEVER (1977)
REMASTER
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Ted Nugent's third and best-selling album for Epic cemented his position as a hard-rock icon. With this 1977 album the Motor City Madman loudly proclaimed that he would leave his loin-clothed, alpha-male stamp on the mangy hide of rock music. Songs such as the anthemic title track and "Sweet Sally" brought a melodic sensibility to hard rock that would later inform the music of Cheap Trick. The instrumental "Home Bound" expands on the soaring guitar line of Steve Miller's "Swingtown," and "Workin' Hard, Playin' Hard" stands as a testament to the rock & roll lifestyle rivaled only by Kiss's "Rock and Roll All Nite." This remastered reissue includes bonus live versions of "Cat Scratch Fever" and "Wang Dang Sweet Poontang" that testify to the sexually charged excitement of Nugent's fierce live show.
1. Cat Scratch Fever
2. Wang Dang Sweet Poontang
3. Death by Misadventure
4. Live It Up
5. Home Bound
6. Workin' Hard, Playin' Hard
7. Sweet Sally
8. Thousand Knives
9. Fist Fightin' Son of a Gun
10. Out of Control
Bonus tracks
11. Cat Scratch Fever [Live]
12. Wang Dang Sweet Poontang [Live]
7 comments:
So, stereotyping and name calling is the program here...Then let me join in the fun by announcing that I find Mr. Moodswings and harry lime are, let's face it, liberal, elitist, euro pussies.
well this turns out to be , let´s face it , reeeaaaalll fun !
Absolutely! Thanks for starting this slice of intolerance.
Isn't the Nuge and his flag-pride-extravaganza, pro-gun idiocy a bit intolerant himself?
Nethertheless, I enjoy his early albums and what he is now doesn't stop me from enjoying the music and buying the remastered editions...
So, I may be a liberal euro-pussy (and proud of it), I still am a music lover above all.
The right to keep and bear arms is a fundamental right given by our constitution to each citizen.
You hold that pride in ones country and flag is intolerant?
Do you have any specific example s of any real intolerance by Mr. Nugent?
Just because you disagree with someone it is ok to disparage the person with ad hominem attacks and name calling.
Requests for specifics always seem to end conversations like these.
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