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Meteors Music Collection : From Zorch with Love: The Very Best of the Meteors 1981-1997

From Zorch with Love: The Very Best of the Meteors 1981-1997


Price: $18.98

Artist: The Meteors

  1. Voodoo Rhythm
  2. Graveyard Stomp
  3. Wreckin Crew
  4. Mutant Rock
  5. The Hills Have Eyes
  6. Johnny Remember Me - The Meteors, Goddard, Geoff
  7. When a Stranger Calls
  8. Stampede - The Meteors, Fenech, Paul P.
  9. Michael Myers - The Meteors, Mack Self
  10. Fire Fire
  11. Rhythm of the Bell
  12. Go Buddy Go - The Meteors, Stranglers
  13. Repo Man
  14. Don t Touch the Bang Bang Fruit
  15. Swamp Thing
  16. Rawhide - The Meteors, Washington, Ned
  17. Surfin on the Planet Zorch
  18. Somebody Put Something in My Drink - The Meteors, Ramone
  19. Chainsaw Boogie
  20. Hell Ain t Hot Enough for Me
  21. Straight Down to Hell
  22. Slow Down You Grave Robbing Bastard

1997 release, a thorough retrospective of their very best from 1981-1997. 22 tracks, including Go Buddy Go , Voodoo Rhythm , Wreckin Crew , Michael Myers , Repo Man , Somebody Put Something In My Drink and Chainsaw Boogie . An Anagram release. The full title is From Zorch With Love:The Very Best Of 1981-1997 .

Meh - These guys aren t bad, but they lack the sublime, seething energy of the true rock n rollers (Buddy Holly, Hasil Adkins, Johnny Burnette, etc) which the Cramps seem to have captured. Like most of the Britpunk of their era, the Meteors tactlessly yell out all their lyrics, in effect ignoring the American folk/blues tradition of vocal experimentation, and translating all the effort they put into their music into a constant boring drone. The Stray Cats do the same thing, so youmight not want to waste much money on them either. So, I don t really care if the Meteors want to call themselves the first psychobilly band. The Cramps were the ones who actually nailed the rockabily sound.

Retro Look at Psychobilly Pioneers - This best of gives you everything you re looking for from the Meteors, who, like The Cramps, put swamp rock psychobilly heaven on the map. This overview includes some of their best singles, including the crowd pleasing, foot stomping punky tinged Mutant Rock. Although they are not nearly as adept at providing the familiar blues infused romp like their American counterparts, this IS the best from over the pond, and their b-movie horror flick tinged lyrics confirm it. A must for any serious collection.

Only The Meteors - The Meteors invented Psychobilly. The Cramps may say that they did but The Meteors are IT The have some of the catchiest songs I have ever heard. Listen to Chainsaw Boogie, The Crazed, Rockabilly Psychosis, and Shout So Loud. They are extremely well written songs, and very catchy. You can t truly say that you are a psychobilly fan if you don t have at least one favorite Meteors album. For a good album pick up In Heaven.

Don t settle for less than the best - I m a psychobilly and rockabilly fan, and the meteors are a very popular psychobilly band. I find them hard to listen to because the singers voice is not inviting and pleasing to the ear. The instrumentals are good, but if you want something really fun to listen to that you won t get sick of, don t settle for this. There s much better psychobilly out there.



From Zorch with Love: The Very Best of the Meteors 1981-1997