New LP For Legends
News posted Tuesday, October 6 2009 at 11:00 AM.
Related: Legends Of Motorsport.
Melbourne’s Legends of Motorsport will release their second full-length album (third if you count the 1997 CD-R release Parking Like a Fuckhead) on November 7 on Low Transit Industries.
Dubbed Yeah Uh Huh, it was recorded over three sessions: at A Secret Place with sometime stand-in guitarist Paul Maybury (Rocket Science); at Headgap Studios with Sloth, who recorded the band’s debut self-titled EP in 2002; and finally at Toyland with Jason PC of Bloodduster and new drummer Hertz Van Rental (Warped, Johnny Casino, Palenecks). It features such punk-fuelled gems as ‘Wake Up Fuck’ and ‘Freedom’.
Originally from Tasmania, Legends’ ever-evolving line-up has, at various times, featured “all kinds of rock illuminati” from bands such as Bloodduster, The Meanies and Rocket Science. They will launch the album at the Northcote Social Club in their adopted home of Melbourne on November 7 with The Dacios.
Tracklisting:
Intro
Freedom
Cockroaches
Pushin' The Envelope
Mumbai Taxi
BBQ
Cards On The Table
Statistical Mind
From Work
Hooks In Your Eyes
Wake Up Fuck
Up To The Challenge
Outro
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cant wait to her it.
They sure do have great heads for rock and roll
awesome.
anyone have a copy of 'Parking Like a Fuckhead' they could share?
i also swear i remember hearing a legends medley of sabbath songs played on rrr/pbs about 10 years ago, but have never heard it or a mention of it since. can anyone shed light on this or am i just crazy?
Hell yeah!
good beard progression phot on the first one.
awesome cover photo
they sure know how to grow a beard!
I'm racking my brain to remember the name of the contemporary artist who took that photo. I'm sure I've seen it in books or at an exhibition.
yeah.. he was here for Experimenta (I think). Legends forked out a bit of cash for it's use. Well worth it tho
It's not an Anreas Gursky, is it? Someone similar though.
Ben Morieson
awesome.
Thanks for clearing that up, Ben.
wow... this looks cool.
I played Sitar on this album. Cant wait to hear it..