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THIS "ROBBERY" IS "NO SCAM"!

ROB BURNS | St Louis.MO | 09/27/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This Hard Rock Trio's one and only LP (originally released by RCA in 1972) has long been a favoite among Hard Rock Collectors. Original Vinyl copies fetch upwards of $50.00 on the collectors circuit. Now COLLECTIBLES has issued this SMOKIN' CD. Fans of early Rush,Led Zep,Mountain,Budgie and other similar Power Trios will thrill to the crunching Guitar & Wide-Opened/Full Throttle Heavyness of HIGHWAY ROBBERY."

A Fabulous Piece Of History!!

Jules Nelson | Roseville, Ca. United States | 07/03/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This album is exciting........Through certain circles,I found out that the bass player, (John Livingston Tunison IV).... AKA J.T.Livingston.....helped arrange a lot the musical parts and was in the famous midwest cult band, "Manitoba Hugger"....He also is the lead singer on "Promotion Man and Lazy Woman".....Don Francisco,The drummer, played with "Linda Ronstat" in the 70's and "The Big Wakoo".....and has a fabulous sense of timing and rhythm....Michael Stevens wrote all of the songs (with the creativity of J.T.Livingston).....and he was in the band, "Atlee"....By the way,The bass player is now a well established guitar player/ multi instrumentalist/ song writer in Cal. and has a couple of new CD's coming out...I do not know the whereabouts of Don Francisco or Michael Stevens...."

Super surprise!

george mason | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | 05/25/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This album has a lot of diversity for a metal band. It's kind of like Led Zepellin, early Rush (especially the singer), and Grand Funk. This album even has a couple of great all-out energetic 70's power trio jams.I like the unison guitar-bass riffs. The pop songs are a nice change of pace and I was surprised at the tight harmonies. These guys sound like they may have been
exciting live. Glad I took a chance on this. I used to like the James Gang and these guys are just as good."