Man and Goat Alike

Man and Goat Alike
Man And Goat Alike
Studio album by b.l.o.w.
Released 1994
Recorded 1994
Genre Rock, Blues
Length 45:26
Label Cottage Industries
b.l.o.w. chronology
Legalise It (EP)
(1994)		 Man And Goat Alike
(1994)		 Legboot
(1995)

Man and Goat Alike is a "mini-album" by the English rock band b.l.o.w.. It was the band's first "proper" release, with the earlier "Legalise It" EP only being issued to the fan club the band inherited from the disbanded Little Angels.[1]

Contents

Recording

The album itself was recorded over a mere four days at Jacob's Studios in Surrey.[2]

Style

Man And Goat Alike sports Hendrix style riffs for most of the album, however it divulges into some distinctly different sounds in a couple of tracks.[1]

Track listing

  1. Hand Full Of Nails (featuring the man who wasn't there) (8:42)
  2. Jesus Loves Me (3:02)
  3. Humble Pie (5:52)
  4. If (6:15)
  5. Bump It (Mono) (4:39)
  6. Who Composed That Song? (7:35)
  7. Dred Indian Blues (9:18)

References

  1. ^ a b http://www.shroomin.co.uk/
  2. ^ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B.l.o.w.

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