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If Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger had a love child, it would sound like The Seeds.
The Raw & Alive (Deluxe Edition) album is a perfect mix of raw energy and captivating melodies that will have you grooving from start to finish.
Lead singer Sky Saxon's raspy vocals are a highlight on tracks like "Mr.
Farmer" and "Pushin' Too Hard", bringing a sense of urgency and rebelliousness that is infectious.
The band's garage rock sound is brought to life in this live recording, making you feel like you're in the front row of a 1960s rock concert.
The instrumentals on this album are tight and punchy, with guitarist Jan Savage and keyboardist Daryl Hooper shining on tracks like "Can't Seem to Make You Mine" and "No Escape".
The rhythm section, comprised of drummer Rick Andridge and bassist Harvey Sharpe, keeps the energy high throughout the album.
The standout track on Raw & Alive has to be the 14-minute epic "Up in Her Room", where the band lets loose and shows off their improvisational skills.
This track is a true testament to The Seeds' ability to captivate an audience and keep them on their toes.
Overall, The Seeds' Raw & Alive (Deluxe Edition) is a must-listen for any fan of garage rock or 1960s music in general.
It's a wild ride from start to finish, leaving you craving more of The Seeds' unique sound.
So put on your dancing shoes and get ready to rock out with this incredible album.
The Raw & Alive (Deluxe Edition) album is a perfect mix of raw energy and captivating melodies that will have you grooving from start to finish.
Lead singer Sky Saxon's raspy vocals are a highlight on tracks like "Mr.
Farmer" and "Pushin' Too Hard", bringing a sense of urgency and rebelliousness that is infectious.
The band's garage rock sound is brought to life in this live recording, making you feel like you're in the front row of a 1960s rock concert.
The instrumentals on this album are tight and punchy, with guitarist Jan Savage and keyboardist Daryl Hooper shining on tracks like "Can't Seem to Make You Mine" and "No Escape".
The rhythm section, comprised of drummer Rick Andridge and bassist Harvey Sharpe, keeps the energy high throughout the album.
The standout track on Raw & Alive has to be the 14-minute epic "Up in Her Room", where the band lets loose and shows off their improvisational skills.
This track is a true testament to The Seeds' ability to captivate an audience and keep them on their toes.
Overall, The Seeds' Raw & Alive (Deluxe Edition) is a must-listen for any fan of garage rock or 1960s music in general.
It's a wild ride from start to finish, leaving you craving more of The Seeds' unique sound.
So put on your dancing shoes and get ready to rock out with this incredible album.