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In the midst of the grunge revolution, The Supersuckers released this largely unnoticed album, The Smoke of Hell, which begins with a song that can not only be praised for its muscle but also for its psychic prediction -- "Coattail Rider." The band perked things up a bit since their dreary early singles. Songs like "Luck," "Caliente," and "Hot Rod Rally" rapidly surge with electric power chord fury, while the band brings it down some for the blues ramble of "Hell City, Hell." ~ Matt Carlson
Recorded at Word Of Mouth and Avast, Seattle, Washington.
Personnel: Ron Heathman (vocals, guitar); Eddie Spaghetti (vocals); Dan Bolton (guitar); Dan Seigal (drums).
Illustrator: Daniel Clowes.
Photographer: Michael Lavine.
Supersuckers: Eddie Supersucker (vocals, bass); Ron Supersucker (guitar, vocals); Dan Bolton (guitar); Dan Supersucker (drums).
Alternative Press (1/93, p.70) - "...the Supersuckers have found their hard-and-fast niche. By playing energetic, brutal garage noise, this Tucson to Seattle quartet fill a gaping hole with an obvious premise: Forget the cerebral swirlies and wall of death, just burn rubber..."
Melody Maker (12/12/92, p.32) - "...a classic no-brains, no-girlfriends punk rock band...these guys are so punk, so utterly totally amazingly dumb, that they turn the whole stupid guitar boy with attitude thing into a kind of art form..." Smoke Of Hell Music | List Price | $11.98 (You save $1.83) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Alternative, Oldies, Punk, Garage Band, Grunge | | Label | Sub Pop | | Orig Year | 1992 | | All Time Sales Rank |  57422  | | CD Universe Part number | 1120376 | | Catalog number | 164 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 11, 1992 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Jack Endino; Word Of Mouth | | Recording Time | 27 minutes | | Personnel | Dan "Thunder" Bolton - guitar
Dan Supersucker - drums
Eddie Supersucker - vocals, bass
Ron Supersucker - guitar, vocals
Also: Eddie Spaghetti, Ron Heathman, Dan Seigal |
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