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Buffalo - Average Rock'n'Roller (1977) (10-track Remaster Edit 2008)
Digitally Remastered Edtion of "Average Rock N Roller' is Presented in Six a Panel Digipak with a 20 Page Booklet Filled with Rare Photos and Liner Notes by Ian Mcfarlane. Features Two Bonus Tracks as Well...2008
Hailing from Sydney, Australia, Buffalo's hard rock style from the 1970s would ironically earn them their greatest success in the late '80s in countries such as France and Germany, thanks to the band's recordings on the collectible Vertigo label. The first Australian band to sign to Vertigo, Buffalo was one of the heaviest bands, along with Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs and Blackfeather.
The final 2 Buffalo albums have long been unjustly underrated when compared to the 1,2,3 punch of dead forever…,Volcanic Rock and Only Want You For Your Body. Management’s decision to sack “uncontrollable” original guitarist John Baxter and pursue a more commercial direction was also borne of the frustration of the constant grind of the road, declining record sales and no support from radio or TV. It was probably a mistake; Buffalo never really recovered from the change in dynamic, and the next 2 years saw a revolving door of replacement guitarists. However, to write this period off is also a mistake. Both albums contain terrific tracks that can sit proudly amongst any of Buffalo ’s earlier classics...D. Jellinc
Codec: mp3
Bitrate: 320 kB/s
Size: 100 MB
Genre : Rock
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Lin-up:
Dave Tice (vocals)
Jimmy Economou (drums)
Chris Turner (guitar)
Ross Sims (bass)
Tracklist:
01. You Say 4.59
02. Rollin 3.20
03. Average Rock 'N' Roller 3.25
04. Hotel Ladies 5.27
05. Bad News 3.18
06. Sailor 4.53
07. Rhythm Madness 3.34
08. Hero Suite 8.14
09. I Don't Want to Spoil the Party (Dave Tice Solo Single) (Bonus) 3.04
10. Sweet Little Rock N Roller (Dave Tice Solo Single) (Bonus) 2.59
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Post je objavljen 15.01.2010. u 22:04 sati.