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05-21-2014, 05:40 PM | #422 (permalink) | |||
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05-21-2014, 07:30 PM | #424 (permalink) |
Buzz Killjoy
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Personally I think the Dead Boys are far from generic. For their time, they were actually pretty much close to the top. Yeah, RFtT have definite similarities, being as though Cheetah Chrome was in both bands, and his guitar playing is pretty recognizable. Stiv Bators though is a much more charismatic and interesting vocalist than Crocus Behemoth was.
Maybe now a days Young, Loud and Snotty may have some dated aspects, but for 1977 it was far from generic. The opening riff on Sonic Reducer was a call to arms, that sustained note just hits, similar to the way "Sailin' On" does on first Bad Brains album. "Ain't Nothing to Do", "What Love Is" and "High Tension Wire" are classics as well. I do not know if I would rank it as best punk album of all-time, but it is for sure a contender.
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