The other night I was getting my monthly dose of Hell & brimstone Good Ole Religun from St. Paul (Janeway) & his Birmingham Broken Bones. One of the songs, "The Last Dance" put me in mind of Electric Six. I used to binge on their music back in the early Aughts but haven't listened to them in years. I guess none of their later releases grabbed me like their first two & I just drifted away. I dug out Danger! High Voltage & Fire & indulged in some rock nostalgia.
Electric Six are essential American hard rock. They are definitely the Hell & brimstone to St. Paul's salvation, but Dick Valentine (Tyler Spencer)'s vocals grab me like Paul Janeway's & the Electric Six create music on par with the Broken Bones (a sadly much under-rated outfit). For any of you who haven't visited the E6 in a while, here's two to you.
Danger! High Voltage (Soulchild radio mix)
I Lost Control (of My Rock & Roll)
Remote Control (Me)
Danger! High Voltage (Thin White Duke mix by Jacques le Cont)
Electric Demons in Love
Naked Pictures (of Your Mother)
Danger! High Voltage
She's White
I Invented the Night
Improper Dancing
Gay Bar
Nuclear War (on the Dance Floor)
Getting into the Jam
Vengeance & Fashion
I'm the Bomb
Synthesizer
Enjoy,
NØ
Danger! High Voltage
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Nothin' you've inspired me! Here is some E6 outtake footage from two shows at First Ave back in the oughts so first album. Thanks for digitizing my CD and I linked up your post. https://bestfile.io/en/8QFsv1MhpZ0uEbL/file
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Deletebefore my first back-up drive crash, which wiped about 5GB of music, I had most of Electric 6 albums...you have inspired me to search the low and dirty places of the www to restore them
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