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Post by Monsters of Rock on May 19, 2021 20:32:19 GMT 10
Ted Nugent: Nugent
The portrait of a very sober-looking Nugent on the cover of 1982’s ‘Nugent’ gave fair warning that Atlantic Records' newly signed artist meant business. Plus, his reconfigured backing band -- including Carmine Appice on drums and a returning Derek St. Holmes -- certainly didn’t disappoint. And yet, for all their macho bluster, new songs like “No No No,” “Fightin’ Words” and “Don’t Push Me” couldn’t conceal small chinks in Nugent's once unassailable armor of confidence.
Side one
No, No, No
Bound and Gagged
Habitual Offender
Fightin' Words
Good and Ready
Side two
Ebony
Don't Push Me
Can't Stop Me Now
We're Gonna Rock Tonight
Tailgunner
Ultimate Classic Rock Review website
The portrait of a very sober-looking Nugent on the cover of 1982’s ‘Nugent’ gave fair warning that Atlantic Records' newly signed artist meant business. Plus, his reconfigured backing band -- including Carmine Appice on drums and a returning Derek St. Holmes -- certainly didn’t disappoint. And yet, for all their macho bluster, new songs like “No No No,” “Fightin’ Words” and “Don’t Push Me” couldn’t conceal small chinks in Nugent's once unassailable armor of confidence.
Side one
No, No, No
Bound and Gagged
Habitual Offender
Fightin' Words
Good and Ready
Side two
Ebony
Don't Push Me
Can't Stop Me Now
We're Gonna Rock Tonight
Tailgunner
Ultimate Classic Rock Review website
