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It’s hard to believe it’s over 30 years since the birth of what we now know as Heavy Metal. Hendrix and Cream were the midwives, the likes of Sabbath and Zep the progeny. But what about the half-brother lurking in the corner, giggling, and sucking on the gas and air?

Step forward please, Blue Cheer.

In November 2003, Blue Cheer played a 7 date UK tour, which was a great success, the band are to tour the UK again in 2005.

Track Records will release ‘Highlights and Lowlifes’ to coincide with the 2005 UK tour, a studio album only released previously in Japan.

In 2003, there was a good reaction to bands two classic albums and live album at both store and press level and it is anticipated that the UK Music Press will be featuring BLUE CHEER extensively again, as all the heavyweights’ have asked to be informed of the next UK tour and album release, and have expressed desire to run widespread coverage on a band they see as both historically and currently important.

Blue Cheer is Heavy. Cosmic. Kinetic. It affects the visual and physical senses.


The UK Music Press welcomed BLUE CHEER back with open arms in October/November 2003, with a clutch of features and album reviews, including:

An 8 page feature in Classic Rock

Kerrang! rating their ‘Live In Japan’ album with 4k’s and stating the band are “true legends”

Q citied the ‘Vincebus Eruptum’ as the “first ‘metal’ album ever”

Uncut credit Blue Cheer as “justly revered for their part in inventing the genre that is currently known as Stoner Rock” and described the band as “Monumental”

Record Collector said Blue Cheer “were totally individual in their sledgehammer approach, paving the way for Mountain and Grand Funk Railroad, as well as the grunge explosion of the 90’s”

Classic Rock in a live review of the last UK show (November 2003) credited the band with “blasting out loud and proud rock’n roll for more than 35 years – and who still sound so energised and refreshed they put younger bands to shame” and who have written “some of the greatest rock songs ever conceived”.

 

 

UPCOMING GIGS:

To Be Announced

 


More Information coming soon.

 

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