Average Rating: (4.9 out of 5 stars)
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Steppenwolf is one of the very best rock and roll bands-period-but I think they have been overlooked for many years. If you like the songs that you hear on the radio (the 3 minute versions of them anyway)then you have to take the time to listen to the full version of MONSTER. Listen to every word-it still fits. Too bad no one makes music like this anymore. This album is guitar and lyric heaven.
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A somewhat obscure classic
This CD is timeless. A great dipiction of Steppenwolf's verstility. Somehow, I suspect too many missed it. The only thing missing is the complete printed lyrics inside the cover as the original album had. Fortunately the words to "Monster" are within but it would be worth the time to gather all the lyrics from the net. Lead singer/writer John Kay was masterful in his time.
Submitted by rbusby2 (Fort Collins, CO, USA)
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Power to the People, Baby
Now were talking. Monster is a great album, just as valid today as it was 20-30 years ago.
Too bad none of those stoned out hippies listened to the words.
This album makes you want to start a revolution. Really pisses you off about the Feds and the christian conquerers.
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Before and After Monster
OK folks, I'll keep this one short. Hearing this album that sunny summer in New Jersey all those many years ago changed my life. I was forever changed by hearing the music and words of Monster. There may very well be "good guys" in this world but, they sure as hell ain't the ones that we were told they were. SS
Submitted by steveskrobick (Sposeville, NM, USA)
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One of my First Albums
I got this album when I was 9 years old and 34 years later still love it's power to instill the motto of the day, “question authority”.
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