Sealed 1971 Green Label With Purple Capitol Logo Original. Small Cut Out Hole. Custom Sticker Hyping The Enclosed "Frame Ready" Photo Of Bloodrock. “On Their Third Album, Bloodrock Makes A Full Return To The Ominous Hard-Rocking Sound That Made Their Debut Album Such A Solid Release. For Proof, Look No Further Than "Whiskey Vengeance": This Gutsy Rocker Starts With A Creepy Wordless Vocal Intro, Then Breaks Into A Galloping Riff That Provides A Blood-Pumping Backdrop For Its Tale Of Heartless Revenge. Bloodrock 3 Also Plays Up The Progressive Edge To The Group's Sound That Was Only Hinted At On Previous Songs Like "Melvin Laid An Egg" And "D.O.A." For Instance, The Album Opener, "Jessica," Boasts Some Instrumental Breaks That Throw Out Surprisingly Intricate Riffs At Breakneck Speed. "Breach Of Lease" Is Another Prog-Ish Cut That Runs For Nine Minutes, But Manages To Avoid Wearing Out Its Welcome Through A Carefully Crafted Arrangement That Alternates Eerie, Quiet Organ-Led Verses With A Pulse-Pounding Chorus. Bloodrock Also Continues Their Grand Funk-Like Attempts At Social Commentary With "Song For A Brother" And "America, America": The Lyrics Are A Bit Simplistic But Are Straightforward Enough To Get The Point Across And Further Benefit From Being Backed By Energetic, Well-Arranged Music.” Donald A. Guarisco, AMG.