Davie Allan & The Arrows "Fuzz Fest" 1996

When you listen to a CD like this, you wonder what ever happened to rock and roll music. This is great stuff, with a lot of fuzzed out guitar and feedback. Holds up a lot better than what passes for rock nowadays. - By COMPUTERJAZZMAN (Cliffside Park, New Jersey United States)

Originally released in 1996, this reissue comes newly remastered and boasts the addition of the singles "Open Throttle" and "Chopper," the latter also heard at the album's end as an alternate take. Davie Allan's playing has scarcely changed over the intervening decades, his work in various low-rent biker film soundtracks showing how he understands the form possibly better than anyone else. Highlights on this high-cholesterol grease-fest include "Helldorado," "Six String Highway," "Frantic," "Polycarbonate," "Angel Dust," "Roswell, N.M.," and the amusing "Metal Fatigue." If you're looking for fuzz and lots of it, you came to the right place. - AllMusic Review by Cub Koda

trax:
1. Chopper 2. Malfunction in Sector 9 3. Six-String Highway 4. Helldorado 5. Open Throttle [Alternate Take] 6. Experiment in Terror 7. Angel Dust 8. Party 9. Gunslinger 10. Frantic 11. Emergency 12. Metal Fatigue 13. Polycarbonate 14. Corridor of Fear 15. Chopper [Alternate Take] 16. Open Throttle 17. Roswell, N.M.
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