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Record store find
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Check this album out. I found it in an Astoria Oregon record store.
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Looks late 70's very cool!
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Badass!
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Actaully 1999.. Even has a web address.
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That album must be a gas! (booooooooo)
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Sooo. Thats what inspired Cliff!!! LOL
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if you want to hear it..
https://www.google.com/search?q=the%...id:5qS18Yqs09o |
Song list please.
1. Start me up 2. Start me up (again) 3. you keep bogging down 4. fouled again 5. Little GTO 6. Don't get me excited, i don't come with Brakes. 7. Muffler instrumental 8. can you hear it knockin |
9. Rust never sleeps by the Mopars
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From https://www.discogs.com/artist/288756-Quadrajets
Southern trash rockers the Quadrajets originally assembled frontman the Cheetah (Chet Weise), guitarists Roman Hardwick P.I. (Robert Hauck) and Jerome J. Jerome (Jason Russell), bassist Catfish Plate (John "Pudd" Sharp) and drummer Red Truth (the latter replaced in time by K.Y. Van Zant (Kevin Young)- and then J.R.R. Token (J.R. Collins). The band debuted in the spring of 1995 with the Sympathy for the Record Industry LP When I Lay My Burden Down, followed a year later by Alabama Hip Shake; in the wake of completing 1998's Pay the Deuce, Van Zant was paralyzed in an auto accident, and with new drummer J.R.R. Tokken, the remaining Quadrajets, then including James "The Fang" Wayne (Jamie Barrier) on guitar, forged on to record 2000's When the World's on Fire. Recent shows have featured Carl "Snake" Ratliff on guitar as well. This one appears to have been their last album, there were three others all recorded in the 1990s. Interestingly the previous album's cover was a copy of a 1960s Plymouth Barracuda ad. https://i.discogs.com/5VB0Hn-mU-msNx.../OC5qcGVn.jpeg https://i.discogs.com/dVmIropomjVn3O.../OS5qcGVn.jpeg https://i.discogs.com/gVzZhdX4WI_D_f...E4LmpwZWc.jpeg https://i.discogs.com/lzVJguapdMRcfq.../Ni5qcGVn.jpeg |
Listening to these guys for awhile but they are a little out there...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans_...d)#Discography |
I would have guessed early to mid 80's
Pretty neat looking and car culturistic Would fit well into any 70-81 TA display or propaganda arrangement . Might have to give it a listen sometime. |
That's an awesome album cover!
Would make for a killer front plate on a TA |
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I streamed their music for about an hour yesterday through Tidal, not too bad |
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