Hate – Hate Kills(1970 Scotland Rock ,Prog rock )Full Album

Hate was a short-lived progressive and psychedelic rock band formed in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1969. They are primarily remembered for their rare, obscure 1970 underground album, Hate Kills The band grew out of the Glasgow music scene, originating from a successful local group called House of Lords. Fronted by vocalist Rab Munro (born Robert Munro), who had built a reputation in various Glasgow groups for his distinctively raw, powerful, and sensual voice, House of Lords had begun exhausting its initial musical style by 1970. Seeking a new creative direction, the band altered its lineup, embraced the burgeoning progressive/psychedelic rock movement, and officially changed their name to Hate In 1970, the band released their single "Come Along" / "Seems Like Any Fool", followed by their sole full-length studio album, Hate Kills. The music blended aggressive guitar work with heavy, classical-tinged organ arrangements typical of early 1970s British progressive prototypes.Despite the strength of Munro's vocals and the band's tight instrumentation, the album failed to achieve mainstream commercial success. After roughly two years together, the group permanently disbanded and slipped into relative obscurity, though the album remains a sought-after collector's item for fans of early UK heavy psych and prog rock. A1 Come Along 00:00 A2 Corridors 04:32 A3 My Life 07:39 A4 Seems Like Any Fool 12:13 A5 Time For A Change 16:05 B1 It's Alright To Run 19:13 B2 She Needs Me 23:26 B3 Never Love Again 26:09 B4 Realisation 29:28 B5 I'm Moving Down 33:32 Bass Guitar, Vocals – Lenny Graham Drums, Percussion – Allan Pratt Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Jim Lacey (3) Organ, Piano, Vocals – Neil Bruce Vocals – Rab Munro