8 thoughts on “ Terminus Eldorado - Ted Nugent - Scream Dream (CD, Album) ”

1. Apr 11,  · Though not his best ever, Scream Dream was still a solid effort for the Motor City Madman, probably the definitive release from the post-Double Live Gonzo period. It also came out at an opportune time, catching the upswing of the early eighties metal movement/5(48).

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2. Though not his best ever, Scream Dream was still a solid effort for the Motor City Madman, probably the definitive release from the post-Double Live Gonzo period. It also came out at an opportune time, catching the upswing of the early eighties metal movement/5(52).

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3. Scream Dream. The Motor City Madman thrashes his trademark Gibson Byrdland guitars with crisp expertise while rhythm guitarist Charlie Huhn and drummer/producer Cliff Davies occasionally pick up vocal duties. This shrieking and slamming album features "Wango Tango" one of Nuge's most bludgeoning tracks.

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4. Mar 21,  · July 16, referencing Scream Dream, LP, Album, San, FE , After the accident, Ted was awarded hand prostheses, advanced for its time, but today we can easily see what trouble they must have entailed. Daily chores such as brushing teeth, cooking and making cheese became considerably more difficult with guitars instead of hands/5().

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5. Ted Enters The 80s In Style With SCREAM DREAM, Ted Nugent entered the 80s in style. The songs are great, the band is tight, and, what more can I say? People say Ted Nugent lost it after the 70s, but theyre wrong. By Adam (Suffern NY USA).

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Scream Dream on Discogs. Label: Epic - PE • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Hard Rock Ted Nugent - Scream Dream (, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(7).

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7. Jun 01,  · “Scream Dream” is a solid effort for the Motor City Madman, probably the definitive release from the post-Double Live Gonzo period. It also came out at an opportune time, catching the upswing of the early Eighties metal movement. The signature “Wango Tango” dominated the airwaves that ’s summer.

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8. With that shriek and bludgeoning, rudimentary tandem guitar and bass riffing, Ted Nugent launches his album Scream Dream with "Wango Tango." Sweaty Teddy ain't one for subtlety, and in addition to unleashing his six-string thunder on this wickedly catchy "song," he lets loose with a slobbering, maniacal spoken section in the middle.

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