Steppenwolf RULES U ALL!!! S/D

Destroy: Everything else.

"Earschplittenloudenboomer"??!! I must hear this. All I have is 16 Greatest Hits, but in my youth I played in constantly. Alex, even destroy "Hey Lawdy Mama"?!

Mars Bonfire - greatest rock name ever?

they're talkin', talkin' 'bout molly
she's cryin' isn't it funny?
i turned her without any money
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
she's 28 years old tonight
i told her not to fear it's all very right

cracks me up all day.

Search also: "It's Never Too Late to Start All Over Again", "Sookie Sookie" (?), and "Monster"

Holy shit! Yes!! I just heard this on a local college radio station (the 20 minute live version of "The Pusher", that is). Man, before the vocals came in I was trying to guess what it was, and I swore it sounded like one of those side long Brother JT epics or maybe some other lost Siltbreeze classic. An impression aided by the lo-fi recording quality and slowly building spaced-out guitar jousting. I HAVE to get this.

Destroy - all harley-davidson references.

steppenwolf >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ur favorite rock n roll band

don't destroy snowblind man! that top album cover i used to trip out on pretty hard when i was like 5

28 is an awesome tune. i love mars bonfire. in fact...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m0E8h0APHg

Search: s/t (1st) LP, The Second, Monster, At Your Birthday Party, "Who Needs Ya," "Snowblind Friend," (great Hoyt Axton-penned tune, uncharacteristically mellow) "Ride With Me," "In Hopes of a Garden." The last two are from the very under-rated 'For Ladies Only' LP, the last one they did before the (more-or-less) original band called it quits. Oh - and Search "Ball Crusher." Because since there is a song called "Ball Crusher" you require it in your collection.

Destroy: Any & all of the reunion discs, the 1st of which (I think) was 'Slow Flux.' Also, I seem to recall that all of John Kay's solo records are dispicably bad. Really, REALLY bad.

was listening to skullduggery yesterday. "lip service" is one of my fave disco tracks by a hard rock band. don't know if the beardo crowd is hip to it or not, but they should be.

http://991.com/newgallery/Steppenwolf-Skullduggery-453844.jpg

This Mars Bonfire track is smokin

That monster version of "The Pusher" was also released ages ago on the Early Steppenwolf LP.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9g0ewCOFJfY

The bass on some of 'Steppenwolf Live' is so out-of-tune it's almost microtonal composition. Occasionally it slips back in, I guess because the roadie finished smoking his doobie long enough to wander onstage and fiddle with the tuning key as Nick St. Nicholas ploughed on, unaware of anything wrong.

That's all I have to say about this band really.

“The pusher” on at the bar

S’wolf vs Lynrd Skynyrd FITE

other animals of the steppe include steppenhorses, steppenyaks, steppenbison, steppensheep, steppenantelope, steppenhamsters, steppenweasels, steppenmarmots, steppenopossums, steppenhedgehogs, and a great number of many different species of steppenbirds.

consult your local library for more information on steppenanimals.

I think Hesse mainly concentrated on the wolf though. Thought it was supposed to be a metaphor for what the urban male was missing too.
Think it was the 60s Penguin copy of that I had that had him saying certain books should only be rad by people of a certain amount of experience. Thought it sounded like it meant middle age so maybe I should read it again now and it'll be that different from when I was 17.
Band name came from the Hesse book I thought.
Came across a history of their evolution somewhere reasonably recently too. From early days as Jack London and the Sparrows or something through Sparrow changing a couple of vocalists along the way until they got John Kay and took on the longer name.
Was it an extended review of recently released early material in an Ugly Things over the last year or something.

Steppenwolf finally getting the reissue box set they have long deserved.

Magic Carpet Ride: The Dunhill/ABC Years 1967-1971

8 CDs, tons of bonus tracks (mostly single mixes etc.). I've already pre-ordered mine.

There's some cognitive dissonance thinking of a Steppenwolf deluxe box set, somehow their music feels like it belongs on scratchy LPs with worn and stained covers. They did more than just the well-known biker rock: "A Girl I Knew" on their first album is not too far from Love or Donovan.

There's some cognitive dissonance thinking of a Steppenwolf deluxe box set, somehow their music feels like it belongs on scratchy LPs with worn and stained covers 'WCBS FM 101 History of Rock: The 60's' compilations .