Talking Heads Ramones Flamin' Groovies The Dead Boys - Take Me To The River Dont Come Close Feel A Whole Lot Better 3rd Generation Nation

Review by Aaron Mulligan

The album "Take Me To The River Don't Come Close Feel A Whole Lot Better 3rd Generation Nation" is a remarkable collaboration between some of the most influential punk and rock bands of the 70s. Talking Heads, Ramones, Flamin' Groovies, and The Dead Boys have come together to create an album that is a must-listen for fans of the genre.

The album features a mix of covers and original tracks, each showcasing the unique sound and style of the respective bands. From the upbeat and catchy "Feel A Whole Lot Better" by The Byrds, to the gritty and raw "Sonic Reducer" by The Dead Boys, every track on the album is a masterpiece in its own right.

One of the standout tracks on the album is Talking Heads' rendition of "Take Me To The River." The band's signature sound and David Byrne's distinctive vocals give the song a fresh and modern twist, while still paying homage to the original by Al Green.

Ramones' "Don't Come Close" is another highlight of the album. The band's fast-paced and energetic style is on full display in this track, with Joey Ramone's vocals perfectly capturing the rebellious spirit of punk rock.

The Flamin' Groovies' "Shake Some Action" is a fun and upbeat track that will have listeners dancing along in no time. The band's 60s-inspired sound and catchy melody make this song an instant classic.

Summary by Aaron Mulligan

"Take Me To The River Don't Come Close Feel A Whole Lot Better 3rd Generation Nation" is a must-have for fans of punk and rock music. The album showcases the best of each band's unique style and sound, while also paying tribute to the classics that inspired them.