Papa Wheelie
Unipsycho (Chophouse Records 2002)
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Another side project
involving Jason Newsted has been unearthed from Chophouse
Records, and it sounds nothing like the last (Echobrain).
Papa Wheelie is big, loud, and scary, like some crazed, twisted,
drinking session caught on tape. My musical description would
be Kyuss infused with old school metal and punk, top this off
with Newsted pulling a Misfits-era Glen Danzig impression here
and there. 53 minutes and 32 seconds of pure madness. One can
only imagine what we'll hear next...
Album Rating:
Reviewed by: Wolfie
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Another side project
involving Jason Newsted has been unearthed from Chophouse
Records, and it sounds nothing like the last (Echobrain).
Papa Wheelie is big, loud, and scary, like some crazed, twisted,
drinking session caught on tape. My musical description would
be Kyuss infused with old school metal and punk, top this off
with Newsted pulling a Misfits-era Glen Danzig impression here
and there. 53 minutes and 32 seconds of pure madness. One can
only imagine what we'll hear next...
Album Rating:
Reviewed by: Wolfie
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Another side project
involving Jason Newsted has been unearthed from Chophouse
Records, and it sounds nothing like the last (Echobrain).
Papa Wheelie is big, loud, and scary, like some crazed, twisted,
drinking session caught on tape. My musical description would
be Kyuss infused with old school metal and punk, top this off
with Newsted pulling a Misfits-era Glen Danzig impression here
and there. 53 minutes and 32 seconds of pure madness. One can
only imagine what we'll hear next...
Album Rating:
Reviewed by: Wolfie
Another side project
involving Jason Newsted has been unearthed from Chophouse
Records, and it sounds nothing like the last (Echobrain).
Papa Wheelie is big, loud, and scary, like some crazed, twisted,
drinking session caught on tape. My musical description would
be Kyuss infused with old school metal and punk, top this off
with Newsted pulling a Misfits-era Glen Danzig impression here
and there. 53 minutes and 32 seconds of pure madness. One can
only imagine what we'll hear next...
Album Rating:
Reviewed by: Wolfie