Go Fuzz! Vinilo y CD

Review: A high-octane journey through the gritty world of 1960s and early 70s biker films featuring 14 tracks from unforgettable soundtracks, a raw, fuzzed-out ride that captures the energy and thrill of motorcycles tearing through the streets in classic cinema. Kicking off with Davie Allan & The Arrows' iconic 'Blues Theme' from The Wild Angels (1966), the album delivers a relentless barrage of hard-driving tunes, perfect for the rebel spirit of the era. The compilation dives into everything from the mind-blowing 'Changes' by East-West Pipeline to Les Baxter's exotic, atmospheric touch. The raw, high-energy tracks like 'The Stomper's Ride' and 'The Chase Is On' evoke the sheer intensity of high-speed chases, the heart-pounding tension of motorcycles racing through narrow streets, dodging danger with every turn. These tracks echo the exhilaration and freedom that motorcycles represent in cinema, amplifying the excitement of the ride and the chase. With contributions from artists like The Man-Eaters, Simon Stokes And The Nighthawks and Mike Curb, the collection is packed with thrilling, fuzz-driven instrumentals and adrenaline-pumping rock.