Live at Hammersmith '79
Ted Nugent · 1997
75 min · 12 tracks · hard rock
Explosive guitar riffs and raw vocals capture the electric energy of a classic Nugent live performance.
Why this album works
This album is significant not only for its raw, unfiltered representation of Nugent's live sound but also for its role in reviving interest in classic rock live albums during the late '90s. It highlighted Nugent's enduring appeal and captured his unique blend of hard rock and showmanship, solidifying his legacy in rock history. The album's release also coincided with a resurgence of interest in classic rock acts, further embedding Nugent's status within that cultural moment.
- Best for
- explosive energy for live settings gradual build to high intensity raw vocals and guitar riffs
- Context
- By the time 'Live at Hammersmith '79' was released in 1997, Ted Nugent had established himself as a hard rock icon, known for his electrifying stage presence. This album serves as a historical snapshot of his career during the late 1970s, showcasing live renditions of tracks from albums like 'Cat Scratch Fever' and 'Free-for-All'. The release came in a period where live recordings were gaining popularity, allowing fans to experience the intensity of Nugent's live shows.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Alice Cooper· Mötley Crüe· Aerosmith
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Stormtrooping 5:56
- 2 Just What the Doctor Ordered 4:56
- 3 Free-for-all 8:17
- 4 Dog Eat Dog 5:52
- 5 Cat Scratch Fever Standout 4:08
- 6 Need You Bad 5:17
- 7 Paralysed 5:02
- 8 It Don’t Matter 3:19
- 9 Wang Dang Sweet Poontang Standout 8:05
- 10 Stranglehold Standout 10:28
- 11 Motor City Madhouse 10:09
- 12 Gonzo 3:56
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