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The Pretty Things have always produced excellent and interesting music, although their albums are a bit uneven. But this is not the case with "Freeway Madness", which features some of the best rock and roll of its time, much thanks to the writing of Phil May and Pete Tolson. Tolson also shines with some brilliant lead guitar licks.
Over The Moon - Freeway Madness - The Pretty Things. 4:34; Religion's Dead. 4:14; Country Road. 4:49; Allnight Sailor. 1:57; Onion Soup. 3:49; The Pretty Things - Another Bowl (1972) 3:25; Lists Add to List. Hipgnosis Cover Art by hausibu_61; Across The Great Divide Comp by ericwinnert; Old LP's Wanted by VinylKnights;
14 de jul. de 2011 · A good one of Freeway Madness, by The Pretty Things
THE PRETTY THINGS Freeway Madness ratings distribution. Essential: a masterpiece of rock music (0%) Excellent addition to any rock music collection (33%) Good, but non-essential (56%) Collectors/fans only (11%) Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2000 CD release of "Freeway Madness" on Discogs.
22 de feb. de 2020 · The Pretty Things Freeway Madness, Fontana 1972. Freeway Madness (1972) A new year, a new record label (Warner Brothers), and a new bass player in the form of Stuart Brooks (from Paul Kossoff’s Black Cat Bones) after longtime PTs member Wally Waller flew the coop. Oddly, Waller hung around after quitting, producing Freeway Madness for
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2006 CD release of "Freeway Madness" on Discogs.
