Armageddon. Buzzard. 1975.

I don't know where you guys are hiding, but there is plenty of untapped face melting macabre to shred to. Take this cut from Armageddon's debut album for instance. That's former Yardbird Keith Relf barking on lead Vox. This shit rips in a Motorhead meets Yes sort of way.

Relf kicked the bucket by electrocuting himself playing an improperly grounded guitar. If that isn't fucking rock and roll, I don't know what is.

Armageddon featured members of Captain Beyond and Steamhammer. Heavy company, dudes.

Eddie Kirkland & Foghat. 1977.

Holy shit this kicks all sorts of ass. Here's Eddie "Bluesman" Kirkland performing with Foghat as his back-up band in 1977 at the NY Palladium. How that rug stays on Eddie's head is a mystery. Serious shredding.

RIP Eddie Kirkland.

Warpig. Tough Nuts. 1970.

Kind of a poor, mildly flaccid man's Sabbath. The song is called "Tough Nuts" though, which immediately makes it worthy of a listen.

The Dream. The Doting King. 1968.

The Dutch are an interesting bunch.

Iron Knowledge. Showstopper. Date ??

Props to Frank in Chi-town for introducing me to this fuzzed out funk. Those guitars are running hot.

That Did It - Freedom's Children, 1970.

David and the Dorks. Cowboy Movie. San Francisco, 1970.

Settle in.

Pink Floyd. Atom Heart Mother. 1972.

My favorite Pink Floyd song. I remember playing this at full volume on 300 watt Pioneer club hammers in my apartment above the Hinky Dink convenience store in Bozeman. I didn't have shit for furniture, but I had those kick ass speakers, Maddog 20/20, Marlboro Reds, and lots of weed.

Black Sabbath. Behind the Wall of Sleep. 1970.

One of my favorite jams from the Sabb's debut album. Bill Ward sounds like he's swinging battle axes at the drums. Nice little jazz riffin' by Iommi here as well.

Awesome With My Life - Brother and Sister, 2006.