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 Time To Suck - Suck
Newest Review: ... it's musical substance that makes it so valuable, the wishy washy sound with the occasional quality riff shining through can ... more  ... be found in any number of early American or British hard rock albums. As far as South African bands go though, this certainly wasn't a bad attempt at all.
Suck were known for their lively stageshows at a time when rock music wasn't really legal in South Africa, initially planning to call themselves "F***" instead of Suck, they had a penchant for yoghurt fights, pretending to self mutilate and trashing all their equipment which didn't win them any friends in the media! Theatrics aside, their quite middle of ...more |
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Time to Suck
Audio CD, Progressive Line Last Update 25.11.2009 05:47
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Time To Suck - Suck: Does it suck? (271 words)
by - written on 15/12/08 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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Time To Suck is a rather valuable LP by the South African hard rock band Suck from the 70s. The best track on the album is undoubtedy their cover of Black Sabbath's War Pig, the band tend to lack conviction though and therefore make all the tracks sound a little bit dreamy. It's certainly its rarity than it's musical substance that makes it so valuable, the wishy washy sound with the occasional quality riff shining through can be found in any number of early American or British hard rock albums. As far as South African bands go though, this certainly wasn't a bad attempt at all. Suck were known for their lively stageshows at a time when rock music ... Read the complete review
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