Seger Liberation Army - Down Home
in flac - Covers are included
1 Heavy Music
2 Chain Smokin'
3 3.2+2=?
4 East Side Story
5 Down Home
6 Ramblin' Gamblin' Man
7 Get Down On Your Knees
8 Florida Time
I probably shouldn't say this but I own all Bob Seger's albums till "Against the wind", after that, as far as i'm concerned Good ol' Bob went downhill. But for those of you who still don't know it, with the BOB SEGER SYSTEM, the man deserve due respect because he wrote some of the meanest motherfuckin' songs ever.
Bantam Rooster frontman, one time Dirtbombs member and proud Michigander Tom Potter along with Mr. Jim Diamond and Clutters dude Fred Beldin know exactly what I'm talkin' about and decided it was time to show those who don't know the Seger that RIGHTFULLY gives him the title of a Michigan musical legend. Recorded in two sessions that include takes not only on the Systems Detroit FM standards til this day "Heavy Music" and "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" and total classic "Down Home" but even more obscure tunes of the Last Herd ("2+2=?", "Chain Smokin'" and "East Side Story"), "Get Down On Your Knees" (a song he wrote for the Underdogs in the mid 60's) and "Florida Time" originally credited to a band Seger had called the Beach Bums where Jim takes the lead vocals and cool car tire spinning out sound effects. All songs here are played with a fire that equals that of the original records.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LIQMEGXC
in flac - Covers are included
1 Heavy Music
2 Chain Smokin'
3 3.2+2=?
4 East Side Story
5 Down Home
6 Ramblin' Gamblin' Man
7 Get Down On Your Knees
8 Florida Time
I probably shouldn't say this but I own all Bob Seger's albums till "Against the wind", after that, as far as i'm concerned Good ol' Bob went downhill. But for those of you who still don't know it, with the BOB SEGER SYSTEM, the man deserve due respect because he wrote some of the meanest motherfuckin' songs ever.
Bantam Rooster frontman, one time Dirtbombs member and proud Michigander Tom Potter along with Mr. Jim Diamond and Clutters dude Fred Beldin know exactly what I'm talkin' about and decided it was time to show those who don't know the Seger that RIGHTFULLY gives him the title of a Michigan musical legend. Recorded in two sessions that include takes not only on the Systems Detroit FM standards til this day "Heavy Music" and "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" and total classic "Down Home" but even more obscure tunes of the Last Herd ("2+2=?", "Chain Smokin'" and "East Side Story"), "Get Down On Your Knees" (a song he wrote for the Underdogs in the mid 60's) and "Florida Time" originally credited to a band Seger had called the Beach Bums where Jim takes the lead vocals and cool car tire spinning out sound effects. All songs here are played with a fire that equals that of the original records.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LIQMEGXC
2 comments:
This is a great album. I think they have recorded a new one but not released yet
This is a fantastic blog, and it's turned me on to all kinds of great new stuff! I'd love to give a listen to this Seger Liberation Army record, but the download doesn't seem to be working. Thanks again for everything.
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