Youse guys are good, lots of goodies mentioned. a few that slipped twee the tracks:
Leafhound 'growers of mushrooms;
Tommy Bolin 'Teaser'
Forgotten heavy bands from late 60's to early 70's
Have been a fan of hard rock/metal since high school. Always liked the heavy/physcadelic bands equally to the metal bands I grew up with Ozzy-Maiden and Scorpions ect. Recently on Youtube I discovered some heavy/physcadelic bands I was unaware of. 13th Floor Elevators-Five Day Rain-Probe Direction-The Hook and Vahalla. Are these bands albums worth persuing? Feel free to mention any other band that deserves to be heard. Look forward to your responses.
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Most bands mentioned are,not metal. Maybe a,precursor in down tuned guitars. with the Sabbath slow dirge and bass heavy sound.
Leaf hound, possibly a steep towards that direction coven (lyrics are amazing, Jinx has the perfect voice for the band. I may be wrong, but if I remember history, didn’t the,first Coven LP predate the,first sabbath,album by weeks??? They have a song titled “Black Sabbath” and early sabbath was known as,”earth”
quartz is active again!! tysondog PENTAGRAM !
BANG
NAZARETH! ted nugent new York,dolls
thin lizzy uriah heep
scorpions
UFO
AC/DC JUDAS PRIEST
trapeze
stray horse
may blitz
moxy
bow wow
many more brain hurts
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@arcticdeth This is true, but then metal really came into vogue around mid 70's. Both prog and metal morphed from these earlier bands. |
@bdp24 - Indeed - I'm a big fan of Rockpile and got to see them several times during the 70's - got some cool pictures of Nick, Dave, and Billy, too! I imagine Terry got a bit larger paycheck with Dire Straits than with Man! Got some cool pictures of Man, too; wish I could copy and paste them here.... |
@richmon that Leaf Hound record was one (actually 2) of the most expensive sales on Discogs last month. I had no idea it was that in demand. |
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