THE IMMORTAL LEE COUNTY KILLERS II.
''LOVE UNBOLTS THE DARK''
OCTOBER 13 2003
43:30
01 - Don'T Put Me On Front Street/2:08
02 - Chicken Heart/3:57
03 - Fast Forward/2:20
04 - Here Comes The Wrecking Ball/2:33
05 - The Way To El Dorado/1:35
06 - My Home Is A Prison/4:48
07 - Pork Chop/2:26
08 - Hey You/3:04
09 - Letter To Stax/3:00
10 - Space Is The Place/3:55
11 - Hide Away/3:02
12 - Rumble/1:27
13 - Sheriff's Shuffle (Bonus Track)/2:54
14 - Wash Out (Bonus Track)/3:00
15 - Ghost Rider (Bonus Track)/2:43
BIOGRAPHY
by John Duffy
Formed in summer 1999 in Auburn, AL, by guitarist Chetley "Cheetah" Weise (formerly of Quadrajets) and drummer Doug "the Boss" Sherrard. Combining punkish garage rock pathos with the basic elements of Chicago and Mississippi Delta blues, the Immortal Lee County Killers emerged as purveyors of perhaps the loudest and most aggressive blues-based music ever. Using only drums and heavily distorted guitar, the group recorded The Essential Fuck-Up Blues barely four months after forming for Estrus on Weise's eight-track in an dilapidated shack that had served as rehearsal space. Utilizing a switching foot-operated system, Weisepounded out both guitar and bass sounds through seperate amplifiers, both cranked to their limit. A handful of split singles followed on various indie labels. Sherrard departed in early 2001 to be replaced by the loud and flamboyant J.R.R. Token ("the Token One"), also late of Quadrajets.
''LOVE UNBOLTS THE DARK''
OCTOBER 13 2003
43:30
01 - Don'T Put Me On Front Street/2:08
02 - Chicken Heart/3:57
03 - Fast Forward/2:20
04 - Here Comes The Wrecking Ball/2:33
05 - The Way To El Dorado/1:35
06 - My Home Is A Prison/4:48
07 - Pork Chop/2:26
08 - Hey You/3:04
09 - Letter To Stax/3:00
10 - Space Is The Place/3:55
11 - Hide Away/3:02
12 - Rumble/1:27
13 - Sheriff's Shuffle (Bonus Track)/2:54
14 - Wash Out (Bonus Track)/3:00
15 - Ghost Rider (Bonus Track)/2:43
BIOGRAPHY
by John Duffy
Formed in summer 1999 in Auburn, AL, by guitarist Chetley "Cheetah" Weise (formerly of Quadrajets) and drummer Doug "the Boss" Sherrard. Combining punkish garage rock pathos with the basic elements of Chicago and Mississippi Delta blues, the Immortal Lee County Killers emerged as purveyors of perhaps the loudest and most aggressive blues-based music ever. Using only drums and heavily distorted guitar, the group recorded The Essential Fuck-Up Blues barely four months after forming for Estrus on Weise's eight-track in an dilapidated shack that had served as rehearsal space. Utilizing a switching foot-operated system, Weisepounded out both guitar and bass sounds through seperate amplifiers, both cranked to their limit. A handful of split singles followed on various indie labels. Sherrard departed in early 2001 to be replaced by the loud and flamboyant J.R.R. Token ("the Token One"), also late of Quadrajets.
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