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High Time is the second and final studio album by the American rock band MC5, released in 1971 by Atlantic Records.
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At Fillmore East - The Allman Brothers BandMaggot Brain - FunkadelicAcquiring the Taste - Gentle GiantMaster of Reality - Black Sabbath"Gotta Keep Movin' not only defines the MC5 in the way that all of us would have liked to remember them throughout the past dismal year, but also manages to pull in every trick that literally made them the most exciting band in America for a brief and glorious time. It’s all there the precise breaks, the madly screaming dual guitars, the fanatic dr...
Michael McAleer: Fantastic album years ahead of its time... and Baby Won't Yais one of the best flat out rockers ever recorded. Smith/Kramer were a seriously mean guitar duo. Greg Schwepe: Slashing, angry proto-punk from DEE-troit! ‘Nuff said! Good stuff! I was really only familiar with Kick Out The Jams before listening to High Time. Album passed ...
High Time by MC5 released in 1971. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
High Time is the second studio album (and third album overall) by the American rock band MC5, released in 1971 by Atlantic Records. High Time has been generally well received by critics.
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The MC5, whatever you might have felt were their other (sometimes glaring) faults, always knew how to play those I-IV-V progressions like nobody’s business, and they’re at their finest here.
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On its own accord, High Time is loaded with memorable songs, starting with the powerful Smith-penned “Sister Anne,” a tune that perfectly blends the band’s love for '50s rock ‘n’ roll and a penchant for reinventing the genre with towering amps cranked over propulsive rhythms.
