ADAM WEST
Power to the People
People Like You

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'Got A Minefield Exploding In My Chest...'

A peculiarly named combo, unless they imagine they're actually collectively some sort of superhero, Adam West seemingly don't just gatecrash and career around the globe in an instant but crash every biker bar and club house from Arizona to Australia where they chew scorpions and use snakeskin umbrellas, wearing Russian tank hats they made out of old prehistoric mammoths they breathed on and broke through the ice and snow and drive hot-rodded boneshakers made of some of the most powerful chest-beating alpha rawk boogie that vibrated my earwax for a good long while. Opener 'Bulletproof' is like being battered by bovines hung up in an industrial freezer, thrown your way by equally bovine Rocky Balboa, and such buffalo-shouldered brute force shudders by you're on a late night underground train half-soused, shuttling and being shunted all over the option. Like a bunch of Cro-Mag men on the loose in a primordial mating and munching morass they arm-wrestle stoner-sludge grooves into a slaughterhouse of smoky sleaze...'Without your hips I would explode' on 'Until You Kiss Me' the epitomy of woman as all-powerful being sending primitive, tho definitely moving, man all into a lather...'Freeway to your heart' on 'Megalomania (Is My Only Vice)' sums up the polluted biker boogie ethos. This is brazen, fast, sleek wheeled, monstrously muscly macho Rawk only marred by the pointless CD only track at the end, pointless widdly guitar heroism that isn't even funny, just boring and bony.

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-Stu Gibson