The Standells' Dirty Water album, their first for Tower Records, was primarily recorded away from their Hollywood home base. Producer Ed Cobb picked a Seattle studio and engineer Kearney Barton (the Sonics), unwittingly unleashing the savage Pacific Northwest Sound on the rest of the country. As Standells founding member Larry Tamblyn tells it, "It really was the Standells raw." The results include crushing classics like "Little Sally Tease," "Medication," and "Why Did You Hurt Me."
- MONO Edition, on RTI pressed vinyl!
Side A
1 Medication 2:50
2 Little Sally Tease 2:36
3 There's A Storm Coming 2:46
4 19th Nervous Breakdown 3:49
5 Dirty Water 2:44
6 Poor Man's Prison 2:24
7 It's All In Your Mind 2:21
Side B
1 Pride & Devotion 2:11
2 Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White 2:50
3 Hey Joe, Where You Gonna Go? 2:09
4 Why Did You Hurt Me 2:26
5 Rari 3:24
6 Batman 3:01
7 Take A Ride 2:06