Another great cover on Groundhogs 2nd album and were still in the 1960's when this band continued their bluesy journey, mixing in, for the time, mordern elements of rock and psychadelia in a very raw mix, that reminds of other white bluesbands of the era, like Led Zeppelin, but with an unmistakibly own weird twist. On this album they played more harder rock than blues, compared to the 1st album but I think the best songs are the bluesy ones here. This in not an album I would listen to again, like all the early Groundhogs-albums.

1)B.D.D. (7,0) One of the band's most known songs. Guitar and vocals played and sung simutainesly in a good bluesrocker an not as unpolished as other songs. Nice long guitarsolo.

2)Daze of the weak (6,5) First a slow blues but then it turns into a frentic guitarsolo and crazy highenergy drumming.

3)Times (5,0) This is rather weird with crazy vocals and guitarplaying.

4)Mistreated (5,0) Hard riffing and nice melodic but weird vocal-melody.

5)Express man (7,5) A good blues.

6)Natchez burning (7,5) Slow blues.

7)Light was the day (2,0) Very very weird instrumental with guitar and drum-chaos.

Score: 5,79

Tony McPhee-vocals, guitars, harmonium and mellotron (b.1944)

Pete Cruickshank-bass (b.1945 in India)

Ken Pustelnik-drums (b.1946)

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