Wolf Rock!
Wolf Rock! is the debut studio album of the Japanese rock band Guitar Wolf, released in the U.S. on vinyl LP in 1993, and later released in Japan on Compact Disc in July 1995. The band claims that the reason it sounds messy is because they recorded it in Seiji's basement.
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| Released | U.S. 1993 (vinyl LP) Japan, July 1995 (compact disc) | |||
| Recorded | Seiji's basement 1987-1993 | |||
| Genre | Garage punk, noise punk | |||
| Length | 47:04 | |||
| Label | Goner Records (U.S.) (vinyl LP) GONE1 Less than TV (Japan) (compact disc) IDCW-1001 | |||
| Producer | Seiji | |||
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Track listing
- "Wolf Rock"
- "Ace of Spades"
- "Indian Guitar"
- "Apache Leather"
- "Red Rockabilly"
- "Mars Twist"
- "Shooting Star Noise"
- "J Jupiter Joan"
- "Machine Gun Guitar"
- "Jack the Ripper"
- "Rumble" (Unlisted)
- "Gloria"
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