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Saturday, November 01, 2008

Thee Hypnotics - Come Down Heavy



Thee Hypnotics were a UK outfit in the early 90s who played some great hard rock similar to 60s groups like Blue Cheer, Free, MC5 and The Stooges. They had a couple of great albums out before an accident during their US toured forced them to take a long break. They released an album after regrouping, on a new label, but nothing as good as their earlier releases. Come Down Heavy is a great album full of sonic guitar riffs, outstanding drum work and howling, rebellious vocals.


Year of Release: 1990
Label: Situation two
Genre: psychedelic, garage

Track List

1. Half Man Half Boy
2. All Messed Up
3. Unearthed
4.Release The Feeling
5.Resurrection Joe
6.(Let It) Come Down Heavy
7.Bleeding Heart
8.What To Do
9.Sonic Lament
10.Revolution Stone
11.Justice In Freedom

Download: Come Down Heavy
Download size: 47 MB zip file

Posted by Anonymous

3 comments:

Zer0_II said...

I haven't heard of them, but if they sound anything like Blue Cheer or the MC5 then I'm sure I'll enjoy it. Thanks for sharing.

12:24 AM
Anonymous said...

Thanks for the post!

I was desperately seeking for the record for a long time as I only have a very bad recording on tape which is not worth ripping.

So, thanx again!

2:29 AM
dee jay cee said...

They were on the Pspyched comp from '99...the last track from this disc was on there and it rules.

http://alternativemusictalk.com
/news/80s-didnt-suck-pspyched

9:57 AM

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