Old-school psychobilly is still the best out there! - It takes a lot to impress me...it really does, but this cd really is impressive. It had been a while since I listened to anything that I deemed worthy of my money and even longer since I listened to anything that excited me, and this cd makes me happy to be alive. I d been hearing The Meteors for a while now but I just had a bunch of songs from several cds. When I finally got some money I decided to order me this legendary album, Wreckin Crew, and I have to say those were the best 12 bux I ve ever spent in my life!. In an era where psychobillly bands are taking on more and more of a metal and punk influence and forgetting about their rockabilly roots, Wreckin Crew is as refreshing as a glass of cold limonade in a hot August afternoon. Even though The Meteors put out this cd before I was born, I can t help but think how this true psychobilly sound should be the future of the genre. It makes me yearn for more bands who take on that original 80 s sound and leave behind that metal aggro. I truly believe that psychobilly shouldn t be punk with an upright...that it s gotta have some rockabilly in there somewhere. Well, back to the album...its just amazing! Everyone should get it! You truly won t regret it! Drop all the Horrorpops, new Tiger Army crap you re listening to and get some good old-school psychobilly. All the tracks are tight but I specially like Blue Sunshine, Wreckin Crew, Axe Attack, Insane, and I Don t Worry About It. Ahhh, I love this cd! I give it 5 stars! Go get it now!
Well, It s Night Time In The City.... - A PSYCHOBILLY MASTERPIECE! This is The Meteors second album, their first without Nigel Lewis and their first with an electric bass, and what an album it is. This classic album will make your ears bleed with it s psycho rock n roll and you ll love every minute of it. The album kicks off with the raucous Insane, a song about how love gone wrong can drive you mad, and only gets better as the album goes on. There are so many classic songs on this album, the undead rocker I Ain t Ready, the nihilistic sing along I Don t Worry About It, and one of my personal favorites Rattlesnakin Daddy. The disturbing stroll of Sick Things will blacken even the warmest heart. The Metoers also serve up a killer cover of John Leyton s teenage death classic Johnny Remember Me. And you can t talk about this album without mentioning the Psychobilly anthem Wreckin Crew. If you listen to Psychobilly and don t have this album, well may Satan help you.This remastered version has the original Wreckin Crew album plus all four songs from the Mutant Rock ep as bonus tracks. WARNING! May cause squares to combust!
Well, It s Night Time In The City.... - A PSYCHOBILLY MASTERPIECE! This is The Meteors second album, their first without Nigel Lewis and their first with an electric bass, and what an album it is. This classic album will make your ears bleed with it s psycho rock n roll and you ll love every minute of it. The album kicks off with the raucous Insane, a song about how love gone wrong can drive you mad, and only gets better as the album goes on. There are so many classic songs on this album, the undead rocker I Ain t Ready, the nihilistic sing along I Don t Worry About It, and one of my personal favorites Rattlesnakin Daddy. The disturbing stroll of Sick Things will blacken even the warmest heart. The Metoers also serve up a killer cover of John Leyton s teenage death classic Johnny Remember Me. And you can t talk about this album without mentioning the Psychobilly anthem Wreckin Crew. If you listen to Psychobilly and don t have this album, well may Satan help you.This remastered version has the original Wreckin Crew album plus all four songs from the Mutant Rock ep as bonus tracks. WARNING! May cause squares to combust!
ahoy - great psycho band. the one and only. this is the one to get people. the songs on here will throw it s intesity at you in a stab of psycho agression. if you blast this stuff high in your stereo, there s no need to grow a quiff.
Well, It s Night Time In The City.... - A PSYCHOBILLY MASTERPIECE! This is The Meteors second album, their first without Nigel Lewis and their first with an electric bass, and what an album it is. This classic album will make your ears bleed with it s psycho rock n roll and you ll love every minute of it. The album kicks off with the raucous Insane, a song about how love gone wrong can drive you mad, and only gets better as the album goes on. There are so many classic songs on this album, the undead rocker I Ain t Ready, the nihilistic sing along I Don t Worry About It, and one of my personal favorites Rattlesnakin Daddy. The disturbing stroll of Sick Things will blacken even the warmest heart. The Metoers also serve up a killer cover of John Leyton s teenage death classic Johnny Remember Me. And you can t talk about this album without mentioning the Psychobilly anthem Wreckin Crew. If you listen to Psychobilly and don t have this album, well may Satan help you. Make sure to buy the remastered version which has the original Wreckin Crew album plus all four songs from the Mutant Rock ep as bonus tracks. WARNING! May cause squares to combust!