Budgie


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Budgie (1971), 5/10
Squawk (1972), 4/10
Never Turn Your Back on a Friend (1973), 6/10
In for the Kill (1974), 5/10
Bandolier (1975), 5/10 		Links:
Budgie, a power-trio from Wales fronted by Burke Shelley, were Black Sabbath imitators with blues-rock overtones (and even traces of blue-eyed soul) on their first three albums: Budgie (1971), featuring the lengthy Nude Disintegrating Parachutist Woman, Squawk (1972) and the more professional Never Turn Your Back on a Friend (1973), with Breadfan.

They became more ambitious on In for the Kill (1974), containing the ten-minute Zoom Club, the seven-minute Hammer and Tongs and especially the nine-minute Living on Your Own, and on Bandolier (1975), containing the epic Napoleon Bona Parts 1 & 2.

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