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.. Another / / 1970 & 1971 Album W/ Bonus Tracks
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Digitally remastered two CD set containing the first two albums from the short-lived Hard Rock band. Formed in 1969 by former members of Vanilla Fudge - Tim Bogert and Carmine Appice - Cactus released their self-titled debut on the Atco label in 1970. Although originally slated to feature Rod Stewart and Jeff Beck, the line-up would be cemented by Jim McCarty on guitar and Rusty Day on vocals and harmonica. Releasing their second LP in 1971, One Way... Or Another was recorded at Jimi Hendrix's Electric Lady Studios in New York, and also includes two classic covers. With remastered audio, and four bonus tracks, this set features liner notes from Classic Rock's Malcolm Dome based on recent interviews with founder member Carmine Appice. Cactus are currently touring with a line-up of Jim McCarty, Carmine Appice, Jimmy Kunes, Pete Bremy and Randy Pratt.
The "Cactus/One Way...Or Another (2CD Edit.)" is a comprehensive double CD release by the legendary American hard rock band Cactus, brought to you by Cherry Red Records. This edition features both their explosive self-titled debut album and the follow-up "One Way... Or Another," showcasing the band's signature blend of blues-infused hard rock and electrifying energy. Formed in 1969, Cactus quickly gained recognition for their powerful sound, driven by Carmine Appice's thunderous drumming and Tim Bogert's dynamic bass lines. The group became known as ?the American Led Zeppelin,? influencing countless acts with hits like ?Parchman Farm? and ?Evil.? Cherry Red Records, renowned for its dedication to classic rock reissues and high-quality remasters, ensures that this collection delivers pristine audio fidelity alongside insightful liner notes?a must-have for fans of vintage rock.
Cactus was a band that formed in the early 1970s and specialized in a type of music that isn’t easy to find unless you go down south: Blues rock. There are a few artists who have managed to pull off blues rock a few times and get right. Examples include Led Zeppelin, who emerged from a blues foundation as hard rock heroes. Another example is Black Sabbath, which had an exceptional influence of blues rock in their self-titled debut in 1970. There is one band, however, which seemed to it more than just right. They made it fun, catchy, and interesting. That rock group is Cactus.
Cactus is good at something important: mind before matter. They often put their money into the art of lengthy jazz improv, blistery blues riffs and classic Western structure. In reality, all of this is part of what gives Cactus a pricklier rock sound. As another plus, the solos done in this album are nicely abrasive, pounding, agile, and are simple for the listener to get a grip of without feeling overwhelmed. But that’s hardly the best of what Cactus is all about.
Cactus is more about the group as a whole rather than any single member by themselves. They really feed off each other’s work, allowing the music to flirt really well with genre they chose and create an enjoyable atmosphere. Take for example, the guitarist develops a nice sense of balance with the bassist and the drummer, creating a mix of exuberance and a nice chemistry altogether. The vocalist can also seem to find his way and role in his group pretty well.
Volodymyr Z. - 05/Aug/2018
Very old and very good sound! Super edition! Cactus - forever!
Rock&Pop
99.567
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