Mallet-Head

01. Mallet-Head - Mallet-Head, 1988 Vinyl LP Album      Frontier Records, Old Nick Records - FLP 1030, FLP 1030 02. Mallet-Head - Yeah-Yeah-Yeah, 1990 CD Album      Frontier Records - 4624-2-L Ex Gang Green members gather and unite to produce two albums of excellent hard rock: zer. Standard, but energetic with minimal cheese - no ballad. Nobody's going to write a memoir about Mallet-Head, but they still rock more and better than many established acts. The solidity in these songs - from writing to performance to production - must satisfy the fan of early 80s hard rock, it's just rough enough to avoid the layers of cheese that too often garnish this genre and catchy enough to maintain eyebrow curvature. The scariest part in this kind of bands is the singer - Mallet-Head have one excellent vocalist who knows how to handle his windpipes while not sounding like one of those gay ass glam singers. This is true hard rock with strong riffs, rhythmic drive and passionate singing, it kicks and sweats, it is not Wrathchild. For references, I'll loosely throw around Led Zeppelin, Twisted Sister, Angel Witch, the Rods, you get the idea. They could have reached much higher peaks of fame, had they come out 10 years earlier. Excellent job! Rock on! Remove brackets and unzip: [zerzerzer] !ZER Mallet-Head ZER!

Mallet-Head

Mallet-Head, 1988 Yeah Yeah Yeah, 1989 The people from Gang Green's Another Wasted Night era came up with these two excellent records of classic hard rock. It's like enhanced AC/DC and a bit of punk rock, perfect soundtrack for party or chess playing. Great singer, great riffs, great everything if you're up for 70s hard rock from the 80s. Highway to zer! Let zer be rock! CD rip and LP rip of the 1st album: 1. Spoon Fed 03:41 2. Killer Pussy 03:57 3. Tear Down the Walls 02:10 4. Don't Look Me In 01:37 5. It was Blasphemy, was it a Blast for You? 00:50 6. Fight 02:27 7. Die for my Soul 02:51 8. Duel 05:59 9. Blinders On 01:20 10. Sic my Duc 00:38 Mallet Head & Gang Green website