Bloodrock was an early '70s hard rock band from Fort Worth, TX, led by singer/drummer Jim Rutledge for the first LP. They charted with six albums between 1970 and 1972 and scored a Top 40 hit with the morbid "D.O.A." from their second, gold-selling LP, Bloodrock 2.
1972 - Live
Format » FLAC || Size » 396,2 MB || Category » Rock
Since Bloodrock's studio albums often sounded leaden, as if they were a live jam band that couldn't figure out how to translate their sound to the studio, it wouldn't be an unnatural supposition that if their first live effort, appropriately titled Bloodrock "Live," would be more dynamic and exciting than the average Bloodrock album. Ironically, it's worse. Given the opportunity to lay back and jam, the group seizes the day, turning in meandering, indulgent performances that are utterly plain and characterless. Five albums into their career, and Bloodrock hasn't changed or persevered: They merely stagnated.
01 - Castle of Thoughts (3.38)
02 - Breach of Lease (10.00)
03 - Lucky in the Morning (5.59)
04 - Kool-Aid-Kids (6.18)
05 - D.O.A. (9.31)
06 - You Gotta Roll (5.03)
07 - Cheater (6.54)
08 - Jessica (4.36)
09 - Gotta Find a Way (9.48)
Live - 72 - FL