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So I went home and I had to write these lyrics, and my initial thoughts were that in the First World War, if you were injured you were sent home. And that was my first idea – a soldier is blown up and his toes are blown off so he goes home again. No, that’s not enough. So I thought, well, let’s make it the atomic bomb, really piss people off.
The Groundhogs. Released 1972. Who Will Save the World? The Mighty Groundhogs Tracklist. 1.
Treading more progressive realms ‘Who Will Save The World’ sees Tony McPhee moving away from the blues territory of their earlier releases and towards a heavier more psychedelic sound. Achieving Top 10 album success back in 1972, ‘Who Will Save The World’ is the last record that features the classic line up of Tony McPhee, Pete Cruickshank and Ken Pustelnik.
Who Will Save The World?—The Mighty Groundhogs (LP, Album)United Artists Records: UAS 5570: US: 1972: Who Will Save The World? (LP, Album)United Artists Records: UAG 29.237: France: 1972: Recently Edited. Who Will Save The World? (LP, Album)United Artists Records: UAG 29237: Netherlands: 1972: Recommendations. Thank Christ For The Bomb ...
13 de sept. de 2010 · Got to say that the way the album tracks have been split (tragically, no pun intended) across the CDs is a bit of a fud. You get Scratching The Surface and side one of Blues Obituary on CD1; side two of Blues Obituary, Thank Christ For The Bomb and half of Split on CD2 and the rest of Split and Who Will Save The World? on the third coaster. If you found the clump of italics and capital letters ...
22 de abr. de 2023 · Crosscut Saw sees the reformed Groundhogs with second guitarist Dave Wellbelove, sparring with the ... “Riffs galore permeate.” (AllMusic). A suitably explosive prog-pleasing follow up to 1992’s ‘Who Will Save The World’ and ‘Hogwash’ rekindling the fire of the blues in a new, heavy progressive setting, all set for ...
