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| Thursday, October 15, 2009 - Ted Nugent's 'Craveman' to get rerelease on Metal Mind Records | Singer and guitarist. Patriot. Political spokesman. Actor. Conservative Republican. Licensed archery instructor. Drug and alcohol abuse critic. Writer. Firearms enthusiast. Television and radio show host. Professional bow hunter. Rock Star. The many faces of Ted Nugent showcase an individual who is not afraid to speak his mind, often choosing music as the outlet for his beliefs. Widely known to the public as "The Nuge", the artist released over 30 albums in 28 years and played over 6,000 concerts worldwide, becoming one of the most successful musicians in the history of rock'n'roll. Love him or hate him - Ted Nugent is a living rock legend, loudly and proudly living out his American Dream. This exclusive re-release of "Craveman", the hit solo album from 2002, brings a collection of some of the most savage tunes in Ted Nugent's entire career. The record seems to capture the pure essence of Ted Nugent's rich and adventurous life. It's a heavy, uncompromising, all-American hard rockin' album, with a modern, yet surprisingly classic sound. This re-release of the brilliant 2002 solo effort brings not only one of the finest LPs in Nugent's vast discography, but also a true American rock'n'roll masterpiece.
Metal Mind Productions will re-issue "Craveman" on 2nd November. The album will be available in a new digipak edition limited to 1000 copies. Digitally remastered using 24-Bit process on a golden disc.
Ted Nugent
"Craveman" (remastered)
Label: Metal Mind Records
Cat. No.: MASS CD 1360 DG
Barcode: 5907785035881
Format: CD Digipak (limited edition of 1000 numerated copies)
Genre: hard rock
Release date: 02.11.2009
Tracklist:
1. Klstrphnky
2. Crave
3. Rawdogs and Warhogs
4. Damned If Ya Do
5. At Home There
6. Cum N Gitya Sum O' This
7. Change My Sex
8. I Won't Go Away
9. Pussywhipped
10. Goin' Down Hard
11. Wang Dang Doodle
12. My Baby Likes My Butter On Her Gritz
13. Sex Pot
14. Earthtones |
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