Montrose - Montrose - Yellow Vinyl D&D The Heptones

The Heptones

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The album is the follow-up to the rapper's critically-acclaimed 2012 Effort Good Kid

I remember thinking the solo 4-track demo of "Slack Motherf***er" sounded like Tom Petty

Metal Hammer (UK) enthusiastically reviewed : 'Enhanced Swedish 90's black/death revivalists hit the nail on the head with this one

Montrose - Montrose - Yellow Vinyl D&D The HeptonesThe '70s gave us a slew of classic hard rock albums the likes of which may never be equaled. Montrose's eponymous debut proved equally influential and important in it's day. Released in 1973, the record also introduced a young Sammy Hagar to the world, but the explosive aggression of Ronnie Montrose's biting guitar left no doubt as to why it was his name gracing the cover. A rock solid rhythm section featuring drummer Denny Carmassi and bassist Bill