Tony Reed (solo works & projects) Port Orchard, Washington
Tony Reed: member of Mos Generator, Big Scenic Nowhere, Hot Spring Water, Twelve Thirty Dreamtime, Treepeople, Stone Axe and many other groups and projects over the last 35 years. He is a multi-instrumentalist and studio engineer. This is the Hub for his solo and project works outside of his main bands. ... more
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Take All You Can
by Freedom Hawk
supported by 24 fans who also own “Battle (Boomerang '72)”
Recently discovered this band. IF their back catalogue, is as great as this I'll be adding them to my collection. To my ears they sound like someone has blended early black sabbath with led zepplin's bluesier albums. A much welcome trip to the 70s hard blues heavy metal.
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Second Coming of Heavy Chapter One - Geezer/Borracho
by Geezer/Borracho
supported by 23 fans who also own “Battle (Boomerang '72)”
Are Geezer the heaviest heavy blues band out there? Probably, but if you’re unsure, just listen to these four songs and decide for yourself. And while your eyelids get heavy from all that smoke, Borracho have the cowbell to lead you home. This is a stoner rock goldmine, folks, so bet in the van whilst you can. We got nine more of these trips to go!
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. . . Only a Suggestion (Remixed/Remastered)
by Hermano
supported by 22 fans who also own “Battle (Boomerang '72)”
John Garcia is the voice of Desert Rock and can sing like a motherfucker. Forever loving his shit!
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Our Birth is but a Sleep and a Forgetting
by It’s Not Night: It’s Space
Infectious sludge finally arrives after four years of furtive jamming, out on Small Stone Recordings.
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Family the Smiling Thrush
by Boss Keloid
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 9, 2021
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Wet Cactus - Magma Tres
by Electric Valley Records
A stoner-rock opera with dystopian themes, the Italian band's third LP fuses apocalyptic fury with psychedelic splendor.
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supported by 21 fans who also own “Battle (Boomerang '72)”
Strong progressive hard rock, reminiscent of Caress of Steel by Rush and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath by Black Sabbath. Tony Reed warns us that this is a slow burn relative to other Mos Generator releases, but there are huge sonic rewards as you play it over and over. Loving it.
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