Thunder Boogie
Thunder Boogie is probably the best known work by hard rock band Lamont. The album has a more raw sound than most of their material. The song "Hotwire" was featured in the video game, Tony Hawks Underground.
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| Released | 2002 |
| Recorded | At New Alliance, Boston, Ma. |
| Genre | Stoner rock, Cowpunk |
| Length | 30:00 |
| Label | Traktor 7 Records |
| Producer | Andrew Schneider & Lamont |
Track listing
- "Hot Wire" 3:02
- "Vegas" 2:03
- "I Saw Red" 2:38
- "Rocket Ride" 3:26
- "One White Line" 3:29
- "Thunderboogie" 2:32
- "Hell's Got Me Runnin'" 2:54
- "Psychopath" 3:59
- "Agent 49" 7:02
- Contains as hidden track a cover version of "Nasty Dogs and Funky Kings" by ZZ Top; Album: Fandango (1975)
Personnel
- Pete Knipfing: Guitar Vocals
- Mike Cosgrove: Bass, Organ
- Todd Bowman: Drums, Percussion
- Other:
- Illustrations by Kevin Cyr
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