Check out Smoke 'em If You Got 'em by Reverend Horton Heat on Amazon Music. From there it's a dozen anti-meditations on everything from the joys of meat eating -- "Eat Steak," how much more direct can one get? Eat Steak 4. “D” For Dangerous 12. How can anyone say no to the type of song that's a classic swampy rock strut with in-yer-face drumming, fiery solos and a title like "Big Dwarf Rodeo," after all? -- to the demon weed "Marijuana" and the perfectly appropriate "Psychobilly Freakout." Marijuana 2. I’m Mad 3. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on Amazon.com.
Given how the psychobilly/punk/greaser/whatever underground just seemed to grow and grow throughout the '90s, there's every reason in the world to choose this album as one of the things that sparked it off.
Reverend Horton Heat - Smoke Em If You Got Em - Amazon.com Music Skip to main content. Put It To Me Straight Side B 1. Heat's killer punch is his wide-ranging approach -- AC/DC is as much a reference point for what the heck's going on, as is the classic western swing that inspires "Baby, You Know Who" and the fierce, kicking "Bad Reputation." Little doubt as to why, too, re-recorded on two-track after a more technically complex version was deemed to lack that certain something, Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em fires up strong with "Bullet" and doesn't stop there.
Credit as well for the great front cover photo that makes Heat look somewhere between the oiliest insurance salesman alive, a refugee from the Nudie suit modeling school, and Elmer Gantry. Bad Reputation 4. It's all sleaze, it's all wrong, and it's all so very, very right. Imagining what the Bob Wills crew could have done with this one is a fun game to play, though it's doubtful Wills himself would have allowed a line like "You're the kind of girl I like to eat" to surface. Little doubt as to why, too, re-recorded on two-track after a more technically complex version was deemed to lack that certain something, Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em fires up strong with "Bullet" and doesn't stop there. Baby, You Know Who 3. Notes Released on black, black & white swirl and grey or “blue” 10″ vinyl.
Eat Steak 11. 9. Love Whip LP Track Listing Side A 1. Bullet 2. Complete your The Reverend Horton Heat… Heat's fierce guitar playing is just as perfectly matched by Bentley's anything-but-polite drumming and Wallace's low-end mania, while Heat's occasional wails and yodels add the frosting to a cake, which is very clearly devil's food if anything. Baby, You Know Who 10. Discover releases, reviews, track listings, recommendations, and more about The Reverend Horton Heat* - Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em at Discogs. Smoke Em If You Got Em ... As a fan of Reverend Horton Heat, I particularly love this album. Love Whip.
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