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Anyone who wants to get the real picture of one of the most exciting, wall-shaking bands of the '70s (with a fair chunk of their later work included) needs to investigate Rhino's two-CD set Houseparty: Anthology instead. Geils, J., Band, The Type: Group Founded: 1967 Founded in: Worcester, Massachusetts, United States Dissolved: 2015 (48 years)Area. Geils Band: 3: 1976: Blow Your Face Out: The J.

J. geils band the j. geils band album full#

Year Title Artist Rating Releases 1972 Live Full House: The J. Geils Band punched the clock with the April release of Bloodshot, the first of two studio LPs from the Boston based group in 73. Just in time for the steamy summer months, the tight J. As it is, the disc is suitable only for the most casual of J. The Very Best J Geils Band Album Ever: The J. 1973 was jam packed with hot rock album releases. It also would have helped the compilation live up to the 'Best' in the title. Still, a fifty/fifty split on this best of would have done the band more justice. Geils Bands Live Full House is a vivid celebration of live rocknroll, but is there more to Peter Wolf & Co. Granted more people remember the later hits like 'Centerfold,' 'Freeze-Frame,' 'Just Can't Wait' or 'Love Stinks,' and you can't deny that they had a run of great pop songs at EMI. Geils Band: Live Full House - Album Of The Week Club review The J. Surely relatively weak songs like the pseudo-rockabilly rave-up 'Piss on the Wall' or the bland ballad 'Teresa' could have sacrificed to make room for some more prime J. There are a handful of classic rockers from the mid-'70s notably 'Whammer Jammer' and 'Looking for a Love' from 1972's Live - Full House and 'Must Have Got Lost' and '(Ain't Nothing But A) Houseparty' from 1976's Blow Your Face Out but add the laid-back reggae tune 'Give It to Me from 1973's Bloodshot and that's it for the Atlantic years, a move that omits too many great songs to mention here. It has been covered by industrial metal band Bile, by Andru Branch in the film Love Stinks, Joan Jett in the. The title song, 'Love Stinks' is a rant against unrequited love.

The album was released on January 28, 1980, by EMI Records. That may be fine for the casual fan, but anyone who wants a booster shot of the raucous, house party-starting J. Love Stinks is the ninth studio album by American rock band The J. The album was certified platinum by Music Canada and gold by the RIAA. The band's ninth album, Love Stinks (1980), produced two top 40 singles in the US and in Canada: 'Come Back' and the title track. In fact five songs come from 1981's smash Freeze Frame, three from 1980's Love Stinks, and two from 1982's live disc Showtime! Add it up and three years account for more than half of the songs here. Geils Band's first album to receive gold certification from the RIAA since Bloodshot. It would be nice to say it is a definitive look at their career, but perhaps due to the record being released by Capitol (a member of the EMI family), the record is tipped in favor of the group's more commercial, pop-oriented songs of the '80s. Geils Band is the first single-disc collection to feature songs from the group's tenures at Atlantic and EMI.