Dead Forever...
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| Dead Forever... | |||||
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| Studio album by Buffalo | |||||
| Released | June, 1972 | ||||
| Recorded | United Sound & Copperfield Sound Productions, Sydney, 1972 |
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| Genre | heavy metal hard rock progressive rock psychedelia |
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| Label | Vertigo Records Aztec Music |
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| Producer | Spencer Lee | ||||
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Dead Forever... is the debut album for Australian proto-heavy metal band Buffalo, recorded and originally released in 1972. Considered by some to be the first Australian heavy metal album, Dead Forever... also strongly displayed the band's progressive rock and psychedelic influences. Significantly, it was the first release by a non-British and non-European artist on the legendary Vertigo label. The album was remastered and reissued in March 2006 by Australian record label Aztec Music on CD with additional tracks, including an A-side and B-side realeased by the pre-Buffalo outfit Head.
[edit] Track Listing
- Leader (Tice/Baxter/Wells)
- Suzie Sunshine (Brett/Baxter)
- Pay My Dues (Lala/Pinera) - (Blues Image cover)
- I'm a Mover (Rodgers/Fraser) - (Free cover)
- Ballad of Irving Fink (Milano/Baxter)
- Bean Stew (Tice/Baxter)
- Forest Rain (Tice/Baxter)
- Dead Forever (Tice/Baxter)
- Hobo (Tice/Baxter) - (recording by Head)*
- Sad Song, Then (Baxter) - (recording by Head)*
- No Particular Place to Go (Chuck Berry) - (cover)*
- Just a Little Rock and Roll (A Shot of Rhythm and Blues) (Terry Thompson)*
- Barbershop Rock (Baxter)*
* Bonus tracks on the 2006 Aztec Music reissue
[edit] Line Up
Dave Tice - co-lead vocals
Alan Milano - co-lead vocals
Peter Wells - bass
John Baxter - guitar
Paul Balbi - drums
