Dust
Dust · 1971
39 min · 8 tracks · blues rock
A gritty blend of blues rock infused with psychedelic undertones and soulful vocals that evoke a raw emotional landscape.
Why this album works
'Dust' is notable for its unique fusion of blues rock and psychedelic sounds, influencing subsequent artists in the genre. Despite not achieving widespread commercial success upon its release, it has gained recognition over the years as an important artifact of early 70s rock culture, often cited by collectors and music enthusiasts.
- Best for
- steady flow with gradual climax raw emotional landscapes throughout for reflective afternoons
- Context
- Released in 1971, 'Dust' was the debut album for the band Dust, who aimed to carve out a niche in the burgeoning blues rock scene. At this point, the band was still establishing their identity, following their formation in New York City and prior to any major commercial success or recognition.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Steppenwolf· The Animals· Janis Joplin
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Stone Woman 4:03
- 2 Chasin’ Ladies Standout 3:39
- 3 Goin’ Easy 4:30
- 4 Love Me Hard Standout 5:30
- 5 From a Dry Camel Standout 9:52
- 6 Often Shadows Felt 5:12
- 7 Loose Goose 3:49
- 8 Love Me Hard Standout 3:06
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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