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Ted Nugent, The Amboy Dukes - Survival Of The Fittest - Live,
1971 Vinyl LP Album Polydor - 2425.033 02. Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent, 1975 Vinyl LP Album Epic - KE 33692 03. Ted Nugent - Free-For-All, 1976 CD Album Reissue Epic, Legacy - EK 65913, EK 65913 Reissue from 1999 04. Ted Nugent - 2 Originals Of Ted Nugent, 1977 Vinyl LP Compilation x 2 Discreet - DIS 69 202 Call Of The Wild 05. Ted Nugent - 2 Originals Of Ted Nugent, 1977 Vinyl LP Compilation x 2 Discreet - DIS 69 202 Tooth, Fang & Claw 06. Ted Nugent - Cat Scratch Fever, 1977 Vinyl LP Album Epic - PE 34700 07. Ted Nugent - Weekend Warriors, 1978 Vinyl LP Album Epic - FE 35551 08. Ted Nugent - Double Live Gonzo!, 1978 Vinyl LP Album x 2 Epic - EPC 88282 09. Ted Nugent - State Of Shock, 1979 Vinyl LP Album Epic - FE 36000 10. Ted Nugent - Scream Dream, 1980 Vinyl LP Album Epic - XFE 36404 11. Ted Nugent - Intensities In 10 Cities, 1981 Vinyl LP Album Epic - FE 37084 12. Ted Nugent - Nugent, 1982 Vinyl LP Album Atlantic - 50898 The essence of guitar heroism, the sweat, blood and smiles! His 80s stuff was becoming less exciting while the explosion of speed metal and punk made my young self less interested in keeping tabs with the older hard rock, but but but all that 70s output is still very burning hot. Rock until you drop! Remove brackets and unzip: [gonzer] !ZER Ted Nugent, The Amboy Dukes ZER! |
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Thanks for the "2 Originals Of Ted Nugent", they rock so much more than the 1975 solo album.
ReplyDeleteThe "Call Of The Wild" and "Tooth, Fang & Claw" albums are the perfect; and part of the proto-metal bridge from The Who, to KISS and Montrose, to Riot ("Rock City").
Agreed. Riot post coming soon!
Deletewow...8 peeps think this music sucks?....I can understand personally not liking the Nuge, for obvious reasons, because I can't stand him either....but his 70's musical output is undeniably solid....thanks for posting these Zer...
ReplyDeleteI expected even worse than that! I now wait for the outrage regarding things like that.
ReplyDeleteI respect Zer for his willingness to embrace controversy. I respect each person's opinion to like or dislike what they want for their own reasons. I don't have a musical problem with his "guitar heroism," but his odious gassbag persona has ruined it for me. I deleted him from my library years ago. Ted promised us that if Obama were reelected in 2012 that he, Ted, would end up either "dead or in jail." Still waiting, Ted. Still waiting.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, big mouths everywhere. We<re still waiting for the post-Trump mass exodus of US "liberals" to Canada.
DeleteThis post was not about provocation (although I knew it would trigger many readers, as the awful-meter confirms), I genuinely enjoy Nugent's early records too much to care about his character, which anyway I do not find any more offensive than many, many other musicians with opposite political opinions. See RATM's imbecilic endorsement of Castro or Che Guevara. I still listen to RATM.
If I had to fine tune my music tastes to the musicians' personas, I'd have to discard 98% of my collection. Soooo many complete morons make amazing music...
ZER thank you for this. Great old music, great guitarist.
ReplyDeleteLibertards hate Ted, he must do it something right.