Smokin' Taters

Punk · 1991 · 26 tracks

Smokin' Taters

Nine Pound Hammer

High-octane cowpunk that smells like motor oil and cheap whiskey. A relentless collision of Kentucky bluegrass storytelling and breakneck garage rock energy.

1991 · Crypt Records

Relentless, high-octane energy fueled by rural defiance and a sense of rowdy humor.

Tracklist · 26 Tracks

01

Long Gone Daddy

2:07

02

Cadillac Inn

2:20

03

Everything You Know Is Wrong

2:44

04

Feelin' Kinda Froggy

2:26

05

Don't Get No

2:56

06

Folsom Prison Blues

3:46

07

Turned Traitor for a Piece of Tail

1:49

08

I'm on Fire

1:59

09

Wrong Side of the Road

3:18

10

Head Bangin' Stockboy

2:11

11

Surfabilly

2:01

12

The Weasel

2:28

13

I Don't Think So

1:18

14

Crawdaddy

1:39

15

Redneck Romance

3:42

16

Drive-in

1:07

17

Little Help

1:38

18

He's Gone

1:28

19

Doomsday Poptarts

1:40

20

Runaway Train

2:20

21

She's So Cool

1:46

22

Bye, Bye, Glen Frey

1:51

23

Lookin' for Somebody

2:30

24

Gear Head

2:21

25

Hate to Think

2:10

26

Barefoot County

2:14

Moments Worth Listening For

The breakneck transition into the chorus of Feelin' Kinda Froggy where the Southern drawl meets a wall of distortion.

The frantic, double-time drum fill that kicks off the cover of Long Gone Daddy.

That specific moment in Surfabilly where the reverb-drenched guitar riff bridges the gap between 60s surf and 90s punk.

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