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MC5のHigh TimeをApple Musicで聴く。1971年年。8曲。時間：41分。 アルバム・1971年・8曲. 今すぐ聴く; 見つける; ラジオ; 検索 「ミュージック」で開く. High Time MC5. ロック · 1971年 ...
MC5 - High Time review: Having rid themselves of John Sinclair and Jon Landau, the creative forces behind Kick Out the Jams and Back in the U.S.A. respectfully, the MC5 entered the studio and made the album they were put on earth to make, sadly the band would dissolve within a y
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1 de feb. de 2007 · The MC5's ferocious third and final album, from July 1971, High Time is also their most fully realized studio creation, and finds the band rampaging through a classic set of songs which revel in the dynamic Guitar Army assault of Wayne Kramer and Fred "Sonic" Smith, the powerhouse rhythm section of bassist Michael Davis and drummer Dennis Thompson and the insightful/inciteful vocals and lyrics ...
Guitar, Vocals, Harmonica, Organ, Written-By – Fred Smith. Piano – Pete Kelly (3) Trombone – Larry Horton. Tuba – David Oversteak. Vocals [Freedom Now] – Brenda Knight, Joanne Hill, Merlene Driscoll. Vocals, Harmonica, Maracas – Rob Tyner.
MC5's almost masterpiece of rebellious high-energy max hard-garage-punk-rock that defined the late-60s/early-70s Motor City sound. A meaty sonic onslaught with compelling musicianship & consistent songcraft. Their swansong LP that could be considered their crowning glory, Exhilarating stuff that’s rock solid through & through.
When compared to their amazing 1969 debut LP (Kick Out the Jams) or their 1970 sophomore album (Back in the USA), 1971’s High Time falls a bit short. But weighing these albums against each other isn’t fair—Kick Out the Jams captured MC5’s live lightning in a bottle, and Back in the USA overemphasized the chemistry between guitarists Fred “Sonic” Smith and Wayne Kramer.
