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Blackout (Christys Song) - Electric Frankenstein - Monster (Vinyl)

Connect with us. Share Tweet. Victory Records. Related Topics: Electric Frankenstein rock n roll. Continue Reading. You may like. Click to comment. Reviews Crossed Keys — Saviors Saviors shows the work of well-seasoned musicians finding new energy in old sounds. Published 9 months ago on October 7, Wake Up Call. El Rompecabezas. Electric Frankenste…. Frankenstein Baby. Frankenstein Girls ….

Frankenstein Love. Freedom for Franken…. High Voltage Rock '…. Lyrics: Frankenstein New York Dolls. Frankenstein New York Dolls. Feed My Frankenstein Alice Cooper. Frankenstein Ice Cube. Jesus Frankenstein Rob Zombie. The song features a "double" drum solo, with Ruff on drums and Winter on percussion. In fact, the working title of the song was "The Double Drum Song". The song was actually performed three years previously when Edgar was playing with his older brother Johnny Winter at the Royal Albert Hall in This rare recording was released in as one of several live bonus tracks included in the two-disc Legacy Edition CD of Johnny Winter's Second Winter.

Edgar has stated that a [pre-synthesizer] version was performed in at Woodstock with brother Johnny. Rolling Stone listed it 7 on their top 25 best rock instrumentals. In live performances of the song, Edgar Winter further pioneered the advancement of the synthesizer as a lead instrument by becoming the first person ever to strap a keyboard instrument around his neck, giving him the on-stage mobility and audience interaction of guitar players.

The song is described as a hard rock [12] and progressive rock instrumental, [13] [14] and an example of art rock by non-art rock bands. In it was covered by the thrash metal band Overkill on their album Horrorscope. They Might Be Giants have covered this song in their live repertoire for many years, mainly between and In , British psychedelic glam group Doctor and the Medics wrote lyrics for the track, including it on their album Instant Heaven.

Derek Sherinian 's solo album Inertia includes his cover of the song. It was covered in by surfer-rock guitarist Gary Hoey. Those Darn Accordions recorded an accordion-based version of the song for their album Lawnball. Can You Read This Boston? The Instrumentalyst Octagon Beats. I: The War Disc. It's A Monsters' Holiday. Buck 'Em! Monster im Schrankspiegel. Blood on the Dance Floor.

Subenstein My Sub IV. Dr Frankenstein. Get promoted. In Lyrics. The CD opens with the caution monolog re-read from Universal Pictures epic Frankenstein and never lets up. Pure PuNk explosions from every track with no time for a breather. Truthfully you can't help but get sucked into EF's pure rock view of their distorted yet cranked up, oversexed pandemonium universe. It's nothing new, but who cares? They do it well. This record is just what we need to crush the " alternative " and Swing scene into a million pitiful pieces!

Damn, this stuff rocks! These cats are really ugly and snotty! This band takes all of the raw energy of American rock'n'roll, mixes it with some New Jersey attitude and comes out screamin'!

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