Shake Your Money Maker

scamp1234

For Shake Your Money Maker, this debut still hits because it knows exactly what it is. Big riffs, tight grooves, and zero self-doubt — the band sounds hungry, confident, and already fully formed. It may be cleaner and more direct than what came later, but the songs land hard, and the swagger earns every minute.

rollingstone

Blame it on the Stones. That pack of aging rogues may or may not fit the bill for the Greatest Rock & Roll Band in the World circa 1990, but the group's influence remains surprisingly vital — or haven't you heard Aerosmith strut its stuff lately? Well, here's another set of hopped-up white boys, four […]