V/A GREASED BUCKSKIN BELTERS LP

14 High-Octane and Frenzied Tales of Boozed-up Hicks, Drop-outs and Skunks syphoned from Various North American Oil Dumps of Ill-reputeBelter Records, lim. 300 copiesWe’ve been rampaging around the Midwest and obscure nooks and crannies of North America to uncover a selection of frenetic screamers and high velocity tales of hellraising and beer swilling with fast driving stoners trying to catch even faster moving girls. It’s rural more by location than by sound, there is no country here, but if you can imagine a Rockabilly outgrowth updated through a grinder operated by Keith Richards and Rob Tyner, you would be on the right track. This isn’t heavy in a Bonehead sense, but this LP merges Rock n Roll, late Garage and budding Proto Punk in an endless orgy of high energy routed stupidity. Contents are mainly from the late 60s to early 70s, so if you like Flamingo- era Groovies or ever wanted to hear a more rural MC5, this one is for you!