Trouble
Dallas, Texas, Alive!
Z-Rock FM Coast To Coast Show #44
Dallas, TX
December 3, 1990
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
01 - R.I.P.
02 - Black Shapes of Doom
03 - Psalm 9
04 - The Wolf
05 - End Of My Daze
06 - Assassin
07 - The Misery Shows (Act II)
08 - Psychotic Reaction
09 - Bastards Will Pay
10 - Helter Skelter (Beatles Cover)
11 - The Tempter
12 - All Is Forgiven
Eric Wagner vocals
Bruce Franklin guitar
Rick Watell guitar
Ron Holzner bass
Barry Stern (R.I.P.) drums
4-20 is coming up so here at Just Dave's Place we will be bringing a selection of bootlegs from bands that are considered to Stoner Bands. Our first offering is from Doom/Stoner Doom legends Trouble. This recording comes from the bands tour in support of the Trouble LP. The self titled album was the bands fourth and there major label debut. The band had signed to Def American, and with the new label came new psychedelic elements into the music. Although fans accepted the new direction, Trouble never attained major label success. Def American released them after just 2 albums. The band has continued sporadically in the Metal Underground in one form or another. The current version of the band is without founding vocalist Eric Wagner.
Dallas, Texas, Alive!
Z-Rock FM Coast To Coast Show #44
Dallas, TX
December 3, 1990
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
01 - R.I.P.
02 - Black Shapes of Doom
03 - Psalm 9
04 - The Wolf
05 - End Of My Daze
06 - Assassin
07 - The Misery Shows (Act II)
08 - Psychotic Reaction
09 - Bastards Will Pay
10 - Helter Skelter (Beatles Cover)
11 - The Tempter
12 - All Is Forgiven
Eric Wagner vocals
Bruce Franklin guitar
Rick Watell guitar
Ron Holzner bass
Barry Stern (R.I.P.) drums
4-20 is coming up so here at Just Dave's Place we will be bringing a selection of bootlegs from bands that are considered to Stoner Bands. Our first offering is from Doom/Stoner Doom legends Trouble. This recording comes from the bands tour in support of the Trouble LP. The self titled album was the bands fourth and there major label debut. The band had signed to Def American, and with the new label came new psychedelic elements into the music. Although fans accepted the new direction, Trouble never attained major label success. Def American released them after just 2 albums. The band has continued sporadically in the Metal Underground in one form or another. The current version of the band is without founding vocalist Eric Wagner.
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