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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Live at Freak Valley Festival 2019 Netphen Germany, Chapter II - OF EARTH, Chapter I, GREAT ELECTRIC QUEST -"Prelude", GREAT ELECTRIC QUEST "Madam Elbib", The Great Electric Quest - DEMO, and Beers In Hell.
Great Electric Quest San Diego, California
INSTAGRAM; @GreatElectricQuest
Classic Metal/Doom/Stoner/Shred/Rocker Doods
Hailing from San Diego, CA
Playing and Partying across the Earth...
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Are Geezer the heaviest heavy blues band out there? Probably, but if you’re unsure, just listen to these four songs and decide for yourself. And while your eyelids get heavy from all that smoke, Borracho have the cowbell to lead you home. This is a stoner rock goldmine, folks, so bet in the van whilst you can. We got nine more of these trips to go!
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Loving the groove on this great album. At times it is soul-crushing and at times it is proggy metal which speaks to my heart. Killer shit!
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Phil Lynott approves it outstanding performance
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The Wall [Redux]
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This heavy-metal re-envisioning of Pink Floyd's magnum opus features contributions from the Melvins, Pallbearer, ASG, and many more.
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The surprisingly comical new video from roaring metal group Red Fang is a tip of the hat to the original “Predator.”
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Mangled By The Machine
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Stoner rock/metal with a classic rock filter with intelligence. Great song and timing structures, heavy, big catchy riffs. Vocals are in the level. This album definitely has more of an edge compared to their follow-up album, but it's not even fair to compare one album with another of the same artist when they evolve. Can't go wrong at all picking either/or both albums up here on Ripple 💀💀💀 😵😵😵
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