What does Dog of Two Head sound like?

A raw blend of boogie rock and classic influences, pulsating with infectious energy and playful experimentation. Rooted in hard rock and classic rock. Start with "Somethings Going in My Head".

Is Dog of Two Head a good place to start with Status Quo?

Yes, Dog of Two Head is recommended as a starting point for new Status Quo listeners. A raw blend of boogie rock and classic influences, pulsating with infectious energy and playful experimentation. By the time 'Dog of Two Head' was released in November 1971, Status Quo had already established themselves as a prominent band in the UK rock scene. This album followed their breakthrough record, 'Piledriver,' and showcased their growing popularity while further cementing their signature sound that combined hard rock with boogie rhythms.

Who is Dog of Two Head for?

Dog of Two Head works well if you're into long, immersive listening sessions, dynamic emotional journeys and steady, consistent energy levels.

How many songs are on Dog of Two Head?

Dog of Two Head has 14 tracks, running approximately 55 minutes.

Released 55 years ago this November

Dog of Two Head

Status Quo · 1971

55 min · 14 tracks · hard rock

A raw blend of boogie rock and classic influences, pulsating with infectious energy and playful experimentation.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Somethings Going in My Head Start here — This track exemplifies the band's knack for catchy melodies intertwined with a driving rhythm, showcasing their boogie rock roots perfectly.
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Gerdundula — A fan favorite, this song features a distinctive riff and showcases the band's ability to blend fun lyrics with an upbeat tempo, making it a live staple.
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Time to Fly — The closing track offers a reflective moment amidst the album's energetic vibe, highlighting the band's versatility and emotional depth.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

long, immersive listening sessions
dynamic emotional journeys
steady, consistent energy levels
gradual builds and payoffs

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — This album solidified Status Quo's reputation in the UK rock scene.
Themes: boisterous rock anthems· early 70s British scene· crowd-pleasing energy
Career context: By the time 'Dog of Two Head' was released in November 1971, Status Quo had already established themselves as a prominent band in the UK rock scene. This album followed their breakthrough record, 'Piledriver,' and showcased their growing popularity while further cementing their signature sound that combined hard rock with boogie rhythms.
Stylistic neighbors: The Who· AC/DC· Foghat