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 Hard Hammer Hits - Batmobile
 Hard Hammer Hits - Batmobile ... Price3 Man in Black 4 Rocket 5 Superdick 6 Midnight Maniac 7 Raw Dick 8 Gang 9 What's a Man Supposed to Do 10 A-Bomb Boogie 11 I Need the Heat 12 On and On 13 Burning Love Newest Review: ... for the best. This is the album where Batmobile are most expressly striving for the accolade of "the psychobilly ... more ... Motörhead," with heavier riffs and distinctly hard rock verses in 'Hammering,' the aggressive 'Raw Dick' and 'A-Bomb Boogie' among others, and there's less variation from the standard sound throughout, unfortunately to the extent that most songs fail to distinguish themselves at all.
'The Man in Black' seems to be another of the B-movie inspired pieces that are always a treat and see the psychedelic elements come to the fore, and it's pretty interesting with its ominous guitars and downbeat verses, while 'The Rocket' ta...more |
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Hard Hammer Hits - Batmobile: Thwack! (225 words)
by - written on 20/03/08 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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Batmobile's sixth album aims to be even more refined than its predecessors, evidenced by the longer song lengths (none are under two minutes any more), and a reduced level of silliness overall that robs the songs of some of their charm, but is ultimately for the best. This is the album where Batmobile are most expressly striving for the accolade of "the psychobilly Motörhead," with heavier riffs and distinctly hard rock verses in 'Hammering,' the aggressive 'Raw Dick' and 'A-Bomb Boogie' among others, and there's less variation from the standard sound throughout, unfortunately to the extent that most songs fail to distinguish themselves at all. 'The ... Read the complete review
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