Title: Played at many a party in the 70's
Product review: This album was played at almost all (of a certain kind of) parties when I was in high-school. The shear power is what is noteworthy on this album. Legend has it that it was made by a bunch of working class kids from Birmingham that didn't know any better. It isn't sophisticated, but is powerful, with a drummer that was rumored to strike through the skins of the drums he hit them so hard, and some great guitar solo's as well as the Oz himself. Included is the Heavy Metal song so good it even made it to AM pop radio when it came out, "Iron Man", but it is just one of a whole album full of great songs. If I was still of that age and culture, I would rate this a full five stars, but I am kind of old to listen to much BS these days.So here's the deal, if you want a great example of Hard Rock of the 70's this is a great place to look.
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