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Tuesday, October 16, 2012
#1 Fan Waking Up to a Kitchen HELLA Full of Dog Barf SUCKS, But Grand Funk Will SAVE ME
Posted by Mike Nipper on Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 11:58 AM
Wow. Don'tcha just HATE when your Tuesday gets a case of the Mondays thanks to an ailing 17-year-old chihuahua with chronic vomit issues? I DO!! Ugh. So I'm hoping a morning full of GRAND FUNK RAILROAD will save me from my shitty mood! I love this record, dig it...start to finish!!
As everyone should, I HATE live records!! C'mon...y'all know what I mean, a live album almost ALWAYS means contract FILLER, so it's generally shit, throw away, but the Grand Funk Railroad live LP, Live Album, like the MC5's first LP, really caputres the overdriven NOISE and energy of the group; it always turns my frown upside down! However, I still gotta clean up that dog puke...
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The MC5 had much better material than Grank Funk. The Guitar jams on that first MC5 live album were pure LSD/Psychedelic/Punk ecstasy. Too bad the 5 didn't have the Terry Knight hype machine behind them. GF struck me as a decent bar band.
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