DOC ROCKIT MINT MINUS 1979 P.S. RECORDS INDIE PRESSING OF 250
  $   80

 


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Feb 7, 2016 Sold Date
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SHIPPING DOMESTIC ; $ 5.00 EACH ADDITIONAL $ 1.00   IMTERNATIONAL ( NEW RATES AS ON JAN 17  SORRY ) ; FIRST 2 RECORDS $ 23.00   EACH ADDITIONAL $ 6.00. 

Spokane, Washington's Doc Rockit came together in 1974. The power trio spent several years in the club scene before finally issuing their self-titled album in 1979 on the Primo Sound label. Despite a clearly impressive effort, the limited pressing fell by the wayside and the band parted ways in 1981. It wasn't until 1989 that the lineup would reunite for their followup album, "Azugi". Though clearly more mainstream, the album failed to gain attention outside of their cult following and Doc Rockit once again dissolved. Fast forward to 2002, when the band regrouped and issued "Tomorrow Child" on their own label. Nothing has been heard from the band since then, though guitarist/vocalist Martin Bond has worked with several area bands and issued a number of recordings with them. This is powerful guitar driven hard rock that actually sounds like it could've been recorded in the early 70's. Solid songwriting, fluid playing and capable singing all highlight this visceral pounding release, justifying the accolades it has received decades after its initial release. I highly recommend everyone to get a taste of this ultra-obscure hard rock gem. You'll be glad you did. This album is heavier, more raw, and better in general. Yes they has 10 years to improve their playing abilities on the second record but their is much more energy on this one.  You can not find copies of this record peroid




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