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Al Karpenter pits the burning energy of the present moment against older underground musical forms
Emmylou's groundbreaking
the duo's only LP under the B
In Battle There Is No Law
and there is a lot in between
Ambrose Slade - Ballzy LP xx2003 Al Karpenter pits the burningSlade dropped Ambrose from their name soon after their debut, briefly adopted a skinhead image, and then figured out their definitive foot stompin' form by 1972s 'Slayed?'. Anyway, how's their 1969 debut fare? A slightly confused record of psych ish, soul and folk inflected rock 'n' roll like The Small Faces, early Status Quo etc. They cover Marvin Gaye, Zappa and Steppenwolf along with some memorable originals. An enjoyable, but (maybe) inessential
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