Dzjenghis Khan LP rare heavy stoner metal punk fuzz hard psych rock Motorwolf

$

34

Dzjenghis Khan - Hey You  - original rare vinyl issue of this cool album - limited edition on Motorwolf Records.   with insert and download card.  new open copy.  hard-to-find and collectible.  own this artifact!

Hey You is second album by psychedelic/stoner/hard rock band Dzjenghis Khan. "freak-out fuzz-funk meats hardcandy cjock rock from the groovy early superseventies "

A1
Comin' Back

A2
Shameless

A3
Locked Away

A4
Mind Detergent

A5
Only Good For Conversation

B1
God Damn

B2
Nasty Girl

B3
Becca

B4
Last Exit

" Armed with crushing riffs and high on weed, Dzjenghis Khan totally ravaged the bay area rock scene and now move onward, with the eternal blue sky to guide them, across the sea to the Netherworld -The Hague via San Franciso!!!  What is there to say about these three wayward heathens? Not much. Its like trying to discribe a caveman to a fish with legs… hey, it’s not easy. But one thing that is known about these men of the steppe is they eat, sleep, and shjtte rock ‘n’ roll. "

"Hey all right!! We hadn't heard much from these long haired, lost-in-time rockers for far too long, 'cause their singing drummer moved away for a while, but is back in town, and now they have a new album out, however only released on limited edition vinyl, a European import.  We just got some of the last few copies there are direct from the band. If we weren't already familiar with 'em, and didn't deal with these guys in person, though, we'd coulda been fooled into thinking it was a reissue of something from the early '70s proto-metal era, or ever earlier, as they so convincingly channel the likes of Sir Lord Baltimore, Blue Cheer, Highway Robbery, Speed Glue & Shinki, James Gang, Dust, and other inspirations of that ilk in their badazz heavy psych groove, totally authentic circa 1969-'72 sounding (well, except that we think we hear 'em make an anachronistic reference to Beyonce in the lyrics to "Nasty Girl"). And amidst the lumbering riff-rock, they also get into what's simply fuzzed-up '60s garage, Nuggets style, so bands like The Seeds are probably big influences too. Plus, most of the lyrics pertain to girl trouble, a traditional, very garagey subject.

So if you're into heavy fuzz rockin', this is quite recommended. Furthermore, we were delighted to discover that side one contains a Rodriguez cover!! They do "Only Good For Conversation", the fuzziest one from the Detroit Dylan's cult classic 1970 debut Cold Fact, a track we described in our review of the Cold Fact reissue as a "stone(d) cold classic when it comes to heavy duty fuzz guitar crunch" so it's a natural for the Dzjenghis Khan boys. Very cool. Also very cool is that side two starts off with a recording of Dzjenghis Khan's best song ever, or at least our favorite, called "GoddDamnn", we remember it from probably the first time we ever saw 'em play, always a show stopper, encapsulating everything rad about this band. " -the mighty aquarius


take note fans of Grand Funk Railroad, Sir Lord Baltimore, Bang, Buffalo, Witchcraft, ZZ Top, James Gang, Howlin Rain, Endless Boogie, Mount Carmel, Early Man, St. Vitus, Obsessed, Hidden Hand, Spirit Caravan, Shrinebuilder, Witch, Josiah, Los Natas, Nebula, Fu Manchu, Pentagram, Black Sabbath, Led Zepelin, Kyuss, Blue Cheer, Alice in Chains, Queens of the Stone Age, Unida, Slo Burn, Dozer, Earth, Nirvana, Man's Ruin, psychedelic grunge rock stoner etc.

CONDITION: new open copy.


NOTE:  Please ask your significant questions prior to bidding. Check my feedback.  Many hundreds of satisfied buyers.  Bid with confidence!

Reasonable Buy-It-Now offers will be considered (if no one has bid).

No Returns.

Thanks for your consideration.