THE CRAMPS – Gravest Gravy is a Mandatory Listen Into the Roots of Punk and Psychobilly

I bought the newly released CD by The Cramps. Gravest Gravy is a listen into the roots of punk rock and psychobilly. Raw and highly addictive is this album. I highly recommend you searching out the legendary Henry Rollins and find out just how this “lost album” was resurrected. I can’t get enough of this album and only wish I was able to see The Cramps live in a club so many years ago.
This album was originally recorded back in 1977, with producer Alex Chilton.
THE CRAMPS:
- Lux Interior – Vocals
- Poison Ivy Rorschach (Poison Ivy) – Guitar
- Bryan Gregory – Guitar
- Nick Knox – Drums
Track List:
1 TV Set
2 Weekend On Mars
3 Twist & Shout
4 Jungle Hop
5 ICan’t Hardly Stand It
6 Hungry
7 The Natives Are Restless
8 Domino
9 Can’t Find My Mind
10 Rockin’ Bones
11 Problem Child
12 Rocket In My Pocket

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