Stone the Crow
"Stone the Crow" is the debut single by heavy metal band Down off their 1995 debut album, NOLA. It peaked at #40 on the US Mainstream Rock Charts.[1] A video was also produced for the song.
Music video
In an interview Pepper Keenan was asked about the music video, he replied with the following:
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"We recorded that at a bar in des Allemands, Louisiana. It was at a little bar and a place they called the shrimp boat graveyard. That was a trip doing that guitar solo on top of a half sunken shrimp boat. But yeah, we recorded that record at Ultrasonic Studio. Its a shame that that place is gone now. Anyway, it was the year we had the May flood. There's a picture of us in there with all our guitars on and water up to our knees. Yeah, that was a whole other story. I remember that Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown was recording there at the same time we were, and I helped him load his gear into the studio. He had a 45 strapped on his side, and he was smoking a pipe, and let me tell you it was not tobacco. That was kicks."[2] |
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Release and reception
The song was released as the lead single for the band's debut album and became the band's first and only radio hit, reaching #40 on the US Mainstream Rock Tracks. The song is a staple at live shows and is regularly played as the second to last song.
Song listing
- Stone the Crow
Chart positions
Chart (1995) |
Peak Position |
US Mainstream Rock Tracks (Billboard)[3] |
40 |
References
External links
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| | | Studio albums | |
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| Live albums | |
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| Singles |
- "Stone the Crow"
- "Temptation's Wings"
- "Bury Me in Smoke"
- "Beautifully Depressed"
- "Ghosts Along the Mississippi"
- "On March the Saints"
- "I Scream"
- "Mourn"
- "Witchtripper"
- "We Knew Him Well"
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