Grand Theft - Grand Theft - VINYL LP
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Grand Theft was a one-shot explosion of heavy rock madness out of Seattle in 1972. What began as a tongue-in-cheek jab at the bombast of bands like Grand Funk Railroad quickly spiraled into something raw, real, and entirely their own. Dave Baroh's snarling guitar riffs, Kevin Marin's thunderous bass, and Phil Klitgaard's primal yet sharp drumming cut through like a cracking whip on a stormy night.Their sole LP, recorded in a single chaotic session, captures a moment of unfiltered energy. Tracks like InchScream (It's Eating Me Alive)Inch and InchCloser to Herfy'sInch erupted from caffeine-fueled late nights, inside jokes, keen wit, and a new devotion to abrasiveness. With radio DJ/manager Burl Barer steering the mayhem, the album gained regional buzz, a Inchdream dateInch promo contest, and even praise from Lester Bangs.Live performances were rare-spontaneous, earsplitting blitzes-but Grand Theft's legend grew long after the band dissolved. What began as a fleeting joke became a proto-metal curiosity, a wild card in the deck of early '70s rock. Grand Theft remains a testament to rock's untamed spirit and a primal scream in the face of convention.
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- GenreRockDescriptionGrand Theft was a one-shot explosion of heavy rock madness out of Seattle in 1972. What began as a tongue-in-cheek jab at the bombast of bands like Grand Funk Railroad quickly spiraled into something raw, real, and entirely their own. Dave Baroh's snarling guitar riffs, Kevin Marin's thunderous bass, and Phil Klitgaard's primal yet sharp drumming cut through like a cracking whip on a stormy night.Their sole LP, recorded in a single chaotic session, captures a moment of unfiltered energy. Tracks like InchScream (It's Eating Me Alive)Inch and InchCloser to Herfy'sInch erupted from caffeine-fueled late nights, inside jokes, keen wit, and a new devotion to abrasiveness. With radio DJ/manager Burl Barer steering the mayhem, the album gained regional buzz, a Inchdream dateInch promo contest, and even praise from Lester Bangs.Live performances were rare-spontaneous, earsplitting blitzes-but Grand Theft's legend grew long after the band dissolved. What began as a fleeting joke became a proto-metal curiosity, a wild card in the deck of early '70s rock. Grand Theft remains a testament to rock's untamed spirit and a primal scream in the face of convention.ArtistGrand TheftTitleGrand TheftFormatVINYLLabelAncient Grease Rec.
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Grand Theft was a one-shot explosion of heavy rock madness out of Seattle in 1972. What began as a tongue-in-cheek jab at the bombast of bands like Grand Funk Railroad quickly spiraled into something raw, real, and entirely their own. Dave Baroh's snarling guitar riffs, Kevin Marin's thunderous bass, and Phil Klitgaard's primal yet sharp drumming cut through like a cracking whip on a stormy night.Their sole LP, recorded in a single chaotic session, captures a moment of unfiltered energy. Tracks like InchScream (It's Eating Me Alive)Inch and InchCloser to Herfy'sInch erupted from caffeine-fueled late nights, inside jokes, keen wit, and a new devotion to abrasiveness. With radio DJ/manager Burl Barer steering the mayhem, the album gained regional buzz, a Inchdream dateInch promo contest, and even praise from Lester Bangs.Live performances were rare-spontaneous, earsplitting blitzes-but Grand Theft's legend grew long after the band dissolved. What began as a fleeting joke became a proto-metal curiosity, a wild card in the deck of early '70s rock. Grand Theft remains a testament to rock's untamed spirit and a primal scream in the face of convention.
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