The Rods - Wild Dogs Cheap Trick From the opener's blistering declaration

From the opener's blistering declaration that "It Ain't Over Yet" to the final note of heart beating bass on the epic and moody rocker "Low (I Wouldn't Mind)" the band manages to squeeze out every last creative drop of what there is to know

The title of the album is taken from a lyric from it's lead single

involving two recording trips to Memphis & multiple studio sessions with Frazey's Vancouver musicians

Brazil that launched the ascent of native sons Sepultura (Portuguese for 'grave') in 1983 with a trajectory aimed unsuspectingly at the worldwide metal music scene

After some successful festival gigs and various tours

The Rods - Wild Dogs Cheap Trick From the opener's blistering declarationDigitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1982 Metal classic including four bonus tracks. Part Motrhead, part Iron Maiden, part Ted Nugent, and among one of the best Metal bands of the era, The Rods from Upstate New York were as much a part of the early 80's U. K. New Wave of British Heavy Metal scene as any of their Brit contemporaries. Packed with prime Metal morsels and some of the meatiest riffs committed to record, Wild Dogs is still