If I wasn't so flabbergasted, I'd be speechless!
author: William J. McKay
Blasted peels off like the lining in the pit of your stomach after a hard night of spiderlegs. An absolute gut wrencher! A gut absolut wrencher too! This cd suggests to the suggestible listener that Lencat too . . feels your pain. It's bad for your body, but candy for your brain.
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This sh#t kicks ass, Man!
author: John Froehlich
BLASTED! is excellent, several notches above the others I've heard in terms of production and mixing. (NOT that there was anything wrong with the previous CDs, cause I've raved about them all, but this one is better, cleaner. Am I right, or full of it? What say you?
The songwriting is outrageous as usual---you can put together words and music Len. I am a confirmed disciple of your sounds!!! Like I've said several times before, I wish to G-d that I lived near you cats, so we could party, jam and hang. Dead Man's Run smokes, love the traffic and bike effects! LOVE that shit. Clint Eastwoody was very cute, the only thing missing was the cool, twangy guitar riff from "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly"...I was glad you didn't throw in any references to that (UGH) tearjerker "Bridges of Madison County"...
Black Cat Shadow was pure ZZ Top greasy groove. Great. You sent me the Broken Heart For Christmas a few months ago, after which I was asking myself, "Is this Hank Williams' other son?" and "Does this cat have like nineteen personalities?" And Kosmic Dreams ranks up there with some of my favorite guitar-driven psychedelic tunes from the past, like Hendrix's Third Stone From The Sun. Excellent vibe Man. That's a major compliment, bro.
Crisis recalled a favorite tune from the past by Uriah Heap (remember them?) Easy Livin'., smokin at 80 miler per hour. Fun Flies had a good groove, and Shavin' Rosie...man you're killin' me! Pathological Liar had me hopin to hear Ozzy's War Pigs next, and then you surprised me again with the reggae-flavored Don't Come Around Tonight.
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