What makes Milk and Alcohol by Dr. Feelgood notable?

'Milk and Alcohol' is notable for its chart performance, reaching No. 17 on the UK Albums Chart, marking a high point in the band's commercial success. The title track also became one of their most recognized songs, symbolizing the boisterous energy of the 1970s pub rock scene and influencing future generations of musicians exploring raw rock sounds. Released in January 1979, 'Milk and Alcohol' was a pivotal moment for Dr. Feelgood as their third studio album. At this point in their career, they were solidifying their reputation within the UK pub rock scene following the success of their earlier works. The album continued to showcase their signature sound while contributing to their growing cult status.

How many songs are on Milk and Alcohol?

Milk and Alcohol has 2 tracks, running approximately 2 minutes.

Milk and Alcohol

Dr. Feelgood · 1979

2 min · 2 tracks · new wave

A raw blend of boogie-woogie and pub rock, infused with energetic rhythms and gritty vocals that evoke a lively atmosphere.

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Milk and Alcohol — The title track features driving guitar riffs and an infectious chorus, encapsulating the essence of Dr. Feelgood's energetic style and serving as a defining anthem for the band.
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Every Kind of Vice — This track reflects the band's ability to blend storytelling with catchy melodies, featuring a narrative about indulgence that resonates with the album's themes.

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1 Milk and Alcohol 2:48
2 Every Kind of Vice

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