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Dust – Hard Attack (1972) [Full Album | Forgotten Heavy Psych Vol. 4] https://youtu.be/4B5JUJ7wrvM Welcome to the fourth release of our series "Forgotten Heavy Psych" — dedicated to the rawest and most obscure gems of the early 70s underground. Today, we dive deep into a true holy grail of American heavy rock. [ THE STORY ] Formed in New York City, Dust released their second and final masterpiece "Hard Attack" in 1972 on Kama Sutra Records. Featuring a legendary lineup that included future Kiss collaborator Richie Wise, Ramones drummer Marc Bell (Marky Ramone), and bass virtuoso Kenny Aaronson, this album is a masterclass in blistering proto-metal, heavy psych, and high-energy hard rock. Driven by lightning-fast tempos, intricate arrangements, and an aggressively heavy rhythm section, "Hard Attack" delivers a relentless, raw, and dynamic sonic assault that remains a legendary treasure among vinyl collectors worldwide. [ THIS RELEASE ] This video features the complete, unaltered 1972 studio album. From the crushing, heavy riffs of the legendary opener "Pull Away/So Many Times" to the melodic psych acoustic textures of "Thusly Spoken", and the frantic, proto-speed metal intensity of "Suicide", this is a flawless journey through the peak of the 70s heavy underground scene. [ AUDIO QUALITY ] All audio tracks for this video were sourced in high quality to preserve the authentic, heavy, and alive analog atmosphere of the early 70s rock scene. It captures the full punch, driving basslines, and raw guitar power of Dust's original vision without the compressed, lifeless feel of modern brickwalled mastering. [ TRACKLIST ] 00:00 — 1. Pull Away/So Many Times 05:01 — 2. Walk In The Soft Rain 09:24 — 3. Thusly Spoken 13:51 — 4. Learning To Die 20:15 — 5. All In All 24:20 — 6. I Been Thinkin' 26:31 — 7. Ivory 29:13 — 8. How Many Horses 33:41 — 9. Suicide [ SUPPORT THE ARCHIVE ] Help us find and restore more rare 20th-century rock gems! Sourcing original media and performing high-quality preservation requires your support. ☕ Support on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/rockarhivexxcentry 💰 Direct PayPal: rockarchive20@gmail.com [ CONTACTS & INFO ] 📧 Business email: rockarchive20@gmail.com ✅ Subscribe for weekly rare vinyl rips and hit the bell icon! #Dust #HeavyPsych #ProtoMetal #70sRock #HardRock #ClassicRock #UndergroundRock #ForgottenHeavyPsych #RareVinyl #NYCRock #ProtoHeavyMetal

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