The Godz - Godz/Nothing Is Sacred

Description: Formed in 1976, the band conceived their moniker only to later learn of a band from New York City already known as the Godz. A monetary settlement allowed them to keep their name. The Godz did not have a recording contract when they hit the road with Cheap Trick in 1977. The band released its debut album, The Godz, the next year on Millennium Records. They played on the road with Angel. "Godz are macho, mean biker boys," wrote Sylvie Simmons in 1978. "Their songs are about dope and bikes and rock and sex. They're loud, brash, crude, but a bloody good rock band."In 1979, band's original label, Millennium Records, changed its distribution from Casablanca Records to RCA Records and the Millennium label was subsequently folded altogether. Millennium's parent label, Casablanca Records, picked up the Godz to fulfill their contractual obligation with the band but had no particular enthusiasm for them when their second album, Nothing is Sacred, was released the same year. The Godz is the self-titled debut album by American hard rock band The Godz (from Columbus, Ohio), released in 1978. It contains their most notable radio hit, "Gotta Keep a Running".Track listing[edit]"Go Away" – 4:29 (Eric Moore)"Baby I Love You" – 4:17 (Eric Moore)"Guaranteed" – 3:33 (Glen Cataline)"Gotta Keep a Running" – 7:27 (Eric Moore)"Under the Table" – 3:43 (Mark Chatfield)"Cross Country" – 7:03 (Mark Chatfield/Glen Cataline)"Candy's Going Bad" - 10:38 (George Kooymans/Barry Hay)Credits[edit]Bob Hill - guitar, keyboard, vocalsMark Chatfield – guitar, vocalsEric Moore – bass, vocalsGlen Cataline – drums, vocalsProduction[edit]Producer: Don BrewerEngineer: Mark Stebbeds

Price: 6 USD

Location: Vancouver, Washington

End Time: 2024-12-02T19:42:37.000Z

Shipping Cost: 4.63 USD