Kingdom Come

Kingdom ComeMore Info Hard rocking Brooklyn trio Sir Lord Baltimore's highly sought after debut is a heavy metal precursor; a 1971 Creem review perhaps the first to ever use the term. Created with future Springsteen manager Mike Appel and his partner Jim Cretecos and mixed by Eddie Kramer at Electric Ladyland, the LP sees guitarist co arranger Louis Dambra out front with screeching leads, as frontman John Garner shrieks vocals while pounding furious drumbeats.

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the fact that every cut but one was an original was no small tribute to the songwriting ability of Ray Davies

but Speaking in Tongues is where the beat truly gels

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6-D3 Ladies Of The Road (Remix)

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originally proposed to follow-up the monumental "What's Going On" in 1972