Horndog Fest

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1998 debut from Mick Collins and his Dirtbombs. Imagine Velvet Underground, Gories, and Oblivians battling to death inside a tuna fish can, their raw and ultra crude instrumentation blazing away with hell-bent fury. In The Red Records. 2002.

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Horndog Fest

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Psycho-fuzz-lo-fi-noize from Mick Collins

Horndog Fest
Dirtbombs
Manufacturer: In the Red Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music

Garage Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000009OP1
Release Date: 1998-09-14

Tracks:

Vixens In Space
I Can't Stop Thinking About It
Granny's Little Chicken
Bittersweet Romance Song
Armageddon Double Feature (Lovesick Blues #4)
She Blinded Me With Playtex
A Brief Treatise On The Discovery Of Antimatter
Pheremone Smile
My Heart Burns With Deeps Of Lurve
Burnt To Cinders
Fox Fox
Shake!! Shivaree

Album Description

1998 debut from Mick Collins and his Dirtbombs. Imagine Velvet Underground, Gories, and Oblivians battling to death inside a tuna fish can, their raw and ultra crude instrumentation blazing away with hell-bent fury. In The Red Records. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

Psycho-fuzz-lo-fi-noize from Mick Collins.......2000-06-19

Any one who has paid attention to the work of Mick Collins in his other bands (Gories, Blacktop, Screws, King Sound Quartet) knows that he's got a way with Rn' B and the blues that simply can't be touched by anybody else. On this debut album by his most current band the Dirtbombs, however, he's gone for a completely over-the-top fuzzed-out noise blow-out. This is some NASTY sounding stuff. Underneath the dirt and murk you can still hear the resonance of blues and Rn'B, but this is a way more PUNK record than any he's done before. One song is even a dead ringer for Black Flag. While not quite up there with Blacktop or the fantastic Screws, this is still a great record. Play it loud at your own risk.