Sucking the 70's

Sucking the 70's

Infobox Album |
Name = Sucking the 70's
Type = compilation
Artist = Various


Released = January 1, 2002
Re-Released =
Recorded =
Genre = Stoner metal
Length = Disk 1: (1:18:05) Disk 2: (1:17:54)
Label = Small Stone Records
Producer =
Reviews =

Last album =
This album = "Sucking the 70's" (2002)
Next album = "Sucking the 70's - Back in the Saddle Again" (2006)

"Sucking the 70's" is a two disk collection of 1970s songs covered by modern stoner rock bands. It was put out by Small Stone Records in 2002. A second album, "Sucking the 70's - Back in the Saddle Again", was released in 2006.The album title is an obvious reference to the Rolling Stones album "Sucking in the Seventies".

Track listing

Disc: 1 (1:18:05)

# "Never in My Life" - Five Horse Johnson 4:47 (Originally performed by Mountain)
# "Black Betty" - Throttlerod 3:48 (First recorded commercially by Lead Belly, covered by Ram Jam)
# "On the Hunt" - Dixie Witch 6:05 (Originally performed by Lynyrd Skynyrd)
# "Cross Eyed Mary" - Clutch 3:31 (Originally performed by Jethro Tull)
# "T.V. Eye" - The Glasspack 4:47 (Originally performed by The Stooges)
# "Free for All" - The Last Vegas 3:22 (Originally performed by Ted Nugent)
# "Can't You See" - Halfway to Gone 4:53 (Originally performed by The Marshall Tucker Band)
# "Working Man" - Suplecs 7:42 (Originally performed by Rush)
# "Travellin' Band/Suzy Is a Headbanger" - Puny Human 4:19 (Originally performed by Creedence Clearwater Revival/The Ramones)
# "We're an American Band" - Raging Slab 3:35 (Originally performed by Grand Funk Railroad)
# "Brainstorm" - Los Natas 8:25 (Originally performed by Hawkwind)
# "For Madmen Only" - The Heads 4:11 (Originally performed by May Blitz)
# "Nasty Dogs & Funky Kings" - Lamont 2:33 (Originally performed by ZZ Top)
# "Child of Babylon" - Backdraft 4:39 (Originally performed by Whitesnake)
# "I Don't Have to Hide" - Black NASA 3:02 (Originally performed by Bachman-Turner Overdrive)
# "Dog Eat Dog" - Warped 3:42 (Originally performed by AC/DC)
# "Bron-Yr-Stomp" - Hangnail 4:35 (Originally performed by Led Zeppelin)

Disc: 2 (1:17:54)

# "Vehicle" - Roadsaw 2:53 (Originally performed by The Ides of March)
# "20th Century Boy" - Novadriver 3:53 (Originally performed by T. Rex)
# "Hymn 43" - Alabama Thunderpussy 3:24 (Originally performed by Jethro Tull)
# "Communication Breakdown" - Disengage 2:39 (Originally performed by Led Zeppelin)
# "Out on the Weekend" - Porn (The Men Of) 7:47 (Originally performed by Neil Young)
# "Rumblin' Man" - Milligram 3:47 (Originally performed by Cactus)
# "Working for MCA" - Tummler 6:34 (Originally performed by Lynyrd Skynyrd)
# "Doctor Doctor" - Fireball Ministry 4:33 (Originally performed by UFO)
# "Wicked World" - Spirit Caravan 5:33 (Originally performed by Black Sabbath)
# "Freelance Fiend" - Lowrider 3:11 (Originally performed by Leaf Hound)
# "Walk Away" - The Mushroom River Band 3:24 (Originally performed by James Gang)
# "Woman Tamer" - Broadsword 5:26 (Originally performed by Sir Lord Baltimore)
# "Don't Blow Your Mind" - Doubleneck 2:54 (Originally performed by Alice Cooper)
# "Black to Comm" - Lord Sterling 4:33 (Originally performed by MC5)
# "Till the Next Goodbye" - The Brought Low 5:32 (Originally performed by The Rolling Stones)
# "Don't Call Us, We'll Call You" - Scott Reeder 3:29 (Originally performed by Sugarloaf)
# "How Can You Win" - Tectonic Break 2:53 (Originally performed by Parish Hall)
# "The Pusher" - Gideon Smith & the Dixie Damned 5:23 (Originally performed by both Hoyt Axton and Steppenwolf)


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