Fu Manchu Album: “No One Rides for Free”

Are you kidding me? No one's reviewed this yet? Damn, this is a stone-cold classic. This here's from the early 90's, basically one of the few albums at that time keeping the Sabbath/Cheer sound alive. And with lines like: "She wanted nuthin'/And I delivered," you KNOW you're in the right place. Fantastic.

This album rocks. The songs are probably equal to that of In Search Of.. but this album's downfall is that it is too short. Despite that I really like the hard rocking grooves that go along with No One Rides For Free. I would suggest that you buy this if you are a fan of stoner rock, hard rock, rock and roll, some kinds of metal, or if you are a music fan. Fu Manchu knows how to write a catchy tune, its too bad that not too many people caught onto it.

Take the velvet underground vocals and through them in with Black Sabbath's sound.

Great stuff, but these 8 tracks combine for a total 27 minutes of music. A little pricy for $16.

This is a great album for anyone into the muscle car drug laced scenes of our history and they do an excellent job of bringing that kind of atmosphere. This group I would refer to having Fu Manchu sound-- it is their own sound and needs to be heard more than reviewed about.