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Title: The Bones of the Hoople
Review: They really should have known better, but they tried it anyway. Mott was out to prove they could keep the motor running with out either Ian Hunter or Ariel Bender (not to mention the even earlier departed Mick Ralphs). Although they nearly succeeded with the subsequent release "Shouting and Pointing", "Drive On" merely serves to drive home the point of how essential Hunter, Ralphs, et al, were to the band. One good song (the opening cut) followed by uninspired thrashing and noodling about. Skip this one.
