LP BUFFALO Only Want You For Your Body - Re-Release - Akarma AK 307 STILL SEALED

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LP BUFFALO Only Want You For Your Body - Re-Release - Akarma AK 307 STILL SEALED

LP Buffalo

Only Want You For Your Body

Country of release: Italy, 2004

Original released: 1974

Label: Akarma

Catalogue number: AK 307

Barcode: 8026575 307 117

Gatefold / Gatefold Sleeve: Yes / Yes

 Condition Record: MINT

Condition cover: MINT

  LP is still sealed / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo from my own LP / Photo taken from my own copy)

Tracks Side 1:

1. I'm A Skirt Lifter, Not A Shirt Raiser ( 4:45 )

2. I'm Coming On ( 3:37 )

3. Dune Messiah ( 4:30 )

4. Stay With Me ( 3:37 ) 

 

Tracks Side 2:

1. What's Going On ( 4:02 )

2. Kings Cross Ladies ( 7:13 )

3. United Nations ( 6:13 )

4. Barbershop Rock ( 3:16 ) (Bonus Track)

Lists at YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0xusQjBhWY&list=PL94gOvpr5yt 0h3 MKNa1DeSRiQoehlRFfL

Australian quartet Buffalo's third long-player in as many years, 1974 's Only Want You for Your Body found them honing Their songwriting into far more focused and compact heavy rock nuggets, in a natural progression from first album Dead Forever's oftentimes trippy, post- psych meanderings and second album Volcanic Rock's even mix of lengthy jams and piledriving proto-metal.If anything, for What They lacked in terms of timelessly savage riffing (seeVolcanic Rock's "Sunrise" and "Shylock"), new barnstormers like the leering "I'm a Skirt Lifter Not a Shirt Raiser," the comparatively well-behaved "Stay with Me, "and the head-nodding chug-groove monster single" What's Going On "(Which set a template abused by literally dozens of '90s stoner rock bands) werewolf arguably more well-rounded ribbon performances.Meanwhile, the churning, mid-paced advancement of "I'm Coming On" points to the band's undisguised Black Sabbath influence, right down to Pete Wells' busy bass guitar and Jimmy Economou's fierce pounding behind the kit - even though it was a Ten Years After cover. And the borderline space rock of "Dune Messiah" (based on the famous sci-fi books by Frank Herbert) So Provides a bit of thematic variety to Dave Tice's oftentimes brazenly sexual lyrics, Which he delivered, as always, with gritty, echo- Load vocals. At the end of the day, though, it always what John Baxter's wildly distorted six-string did gave Buffalo Their distinctively forceful signature Compared to the competition, Both at home and abroad. Although he and what not allowed to run rampant here as he had all over the mostly "live in the studio" Volcanic rock, Baxter quietly drove the locomotive for all of the above, and what Eventually givenName a chance to stretch on the groupie chronicle "King's Cross Ladies" and the politically apocalyptic "United Nations" - Both of them album standouts. Sure enough, with the guitarist's shocking and ill-advised sacking Following the tour supporting Only Want You for Your Body, the seeds of Buffalo's career decline werewolf Effectively sowed, As They attempted (unsuccessfully) to score a more commercial hit single on a subsequent offer pair of poorly received LPs. As a result, Only Want You for Your Body is seen as the load of the Buffalo chapter story did modern fans of classic hard rock and heavy metal need bother "reading." (Eduardo Rivadavia / allmusic.com)

Bass player Peter Wells later switched to guitar and Became famous with "Rose Tattoo". Dave Tice Played in "The Count Bishops" in the late 70's.

Dave Tice - Voice
John Baxter - Guitar
Peter Wells - Electric Bass
Jim Economou - Drums, Voice

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