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Muggs

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The Muggs have brought back a sound we haven't heard alot

of lately... This album is sort of a mix between Led Zeppelin

and AC/DC somewhere. Granted, there isn't a great amount of

variety in this album, but it rocks and rocks hard from start

to finish and that's not something you can really say for

most albums these.

One more thing to be said... These guys aren't afraid to let

you know who they're influences are. With some they might

come off as just another retro band, but I think they will

end up being more.

Good hard rock that isn't overproduced. It's about time.

Hope they get noticed.

4/5 stars

With epic riffs, catchy melodies and fantastic vocals, this debut album from the Muggs is fantastic. The best track "Gonna' need my Help" is the theme song to Dodge's new 2006 Charger model, and the song really fits the car, loads of power, loads of Ooomph and you feel like your driving 200mph even when your only in a nissan micra. A great band for 2005, very original and very good. They're gonna' be the next Rolling Stones.

a Sincere Poor mans Zeppelin. Not that that is a bad thing. Heavy old school rock riffs with guitar tone to the bone. I wish I was in the band. These guys sound raw, loud and proud. I would go see them in a heart beat. The kind of band you would walk into your local club, hear them, say WTF!?!? Grab a beer, walk right up to the stage, bang your head and put up the devil horns. Then maybe after get into a bar fight to top off the night...then maybe taco bell if they are still open.....then go home and make sweet love to your woman...then walk the dog...then accidentally lock yourself out of the house...then break a window because you're still drunk and forgot your keys were in your left pocket..then remember back 4 hours ago and say...damn that band was good..what was their name...the fugglies?...ahh...i peed my pants..dangit..

this is one of the best albums you will ever buy and a mandatory purchase for any person who says they love rock and roll.

Rock still lives!! Riff raff, bluesy riffs the size of sledgehammers, whisky vocals and mixed like a pro! What's not to like? Whens the next album?!? Get these guys, Five Horse Johnson, Broken Teeth, Superheavygoatass and Wolfmother, and turn 'em up real loud so you can't hear the shoegazers and whine rock so many nimrods listen to these days.

This is some great stuff. Buy this album. My cousin Matt is the drummer. Hehehe....

This band, along with The Black Keys and The White Stripes, gives hope to an otherwise ill-fated rock scene. The album rocks in the true spirit of AC/DC, Led Zeppelin and Humble Pie, etc. In other words, The Muggs know how to play rock and roll. It is a great mix of fast, melodic boogies and rib cracking, driving jams. Detroit has it's first act to be proud of since Ted Nugent. I can't wait for the next one!