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Ted Nugent|State Of Shock

State Of Shock

Ted Nugent

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Don't know if Tom Werman is considered a production genius, but this in-house hair architect helmed some of the sharpest recordings in the catalogs of Cheap Trick, Mötley Crüe, and the Producers. He also varnished Ted Nugent's three-and-a-half stadium stompers per album and added enough subtle seasonings to the remaining roadkill to construct a consistent record while the MC Madman ran off to the stage or the woods. In 1979, Nugent's face graced a pinball game, but behind the bells and lights, he still needed the studio support of Werman on State of Shock to make the predictable pieces fit. The terrible one uses and abuses the same formula every outing, so nothing unexpected is expected. But drummer Cliff Davies takes over Werman's boards completely, and the crisp cutout sound starkly exposes recycled riffs and bloozy boredom. Nuge's brush with the Beatles pops out, but hints of his '80s dearth creep among too many fair-to-middling grooves, some of which, in Nuge's tender terms, "Bite Down Hard." Course some erudite scholars justifiably claim State of Shock sizzles with the true Ted Nugent, no longer disinfected for the airwaves. Granted, "Paralyzed," "Snake Charmer," and "It Don't Matter" are electrifying, with razor-sharp guitar, but these afternoon buzzers would sound better at the next Nugent show, fired off with his other silver-tippers. Most rock music of the late '70s attained a dreamy level of sophistication where the listeners put on gargantuan headphones just to be closer to the music, regardless of the lyrics, but no need for phones here. State of Shock is only half-cocked and ended Nugent's platinum period. Next time out he produces himself, and then keyboards hunt down the Nuge.

© Doug Stone /TiVo

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1
Paralyzed (Album Version)
00:04:09

Ted Nugent, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Composer - Ted Nugent, Lyricist - Ted Nugent, Guitar - Ted Nugent, Performer - DAVID MCCULLOUGH, Mixing Engineer - CLIFF DAVIES, Producer - David Gotlieb, 2nd Engineer - Lew Futterman, Producer - Walt Monaghan, Bass - Lou Schlossberg, 2nd Engineer - Charlie Huhn, Vocal - Cliff Davies, Drums - Vic Anesini, Mastering Engineer -

(P) 1979 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

2
Take It or Leave It (Album Version)
00:04:06

Charlie Huhn, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Composer - Ted Nugent, Lyricist - Ted Nugent, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Guitar - Ted Nugent, Performer - CLIFF DAVIES, Producer - Cliff Davies, Drums - Walt Monaghan, Bass - Lew Futterman, Producer -

(P) 1979 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

3
Alone (Album Version)
00:05:19

Ted Nugent, Composer - Ted Nugent, Lyricist - Ted Nugent, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Guitar - Ted Nugent, Performer - DAVID MCCULLOUGH, Mixing Engineer - CLIFF DAVIES, Producer - David Gotlieb, 2nd Engineer - Lew Futterman, Producer - Walt Monaghan, Bass - Lou Schlossberg, 2nd Engineer - Charlie Huhn, Vocal - Cliff Davies, Drums - Vic Anesini, Mastering Engineer - Leah Kilburn, Background Vocal -

(P) 1979 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

4
It Don't Matter (Album Version)
00:03:08

Ted Nugent, Composer - Ted Nugent, Lyricist - Ted Nugent, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Guitar - Ted Nugent, Performer - DAVID MCCULLOUGH, Mixing Engineer - David Gotlieb, 2nd Engineer - CLIFF DAVIES, Producer - Lew Futterman, Producer - Walt Monaghan, Bass - Lou Schlossberg, 2nd Engineer - Charlie Huhn, Vocal - Cliff Davies, Drums - Vic Anesini, Mastering Engineer -

(P) 1979 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

5
State of Shock (Album Version)
00:03:22

Charlie Huhn, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Composer - Ted Nugent, Lyricist - Ted Nugent, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Guitar - Ted Nugent, Performer - CLIFF DAVIES, Producer - Cliff Davies, Drums - Walt Monaghan, Bass - Lew Futterman, Producer -

(P) 1979 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

6
I Want to Tell You (Album Version)
00:04:52

Ted Nugent, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Guitar - Ted Nugent, Performer - G. Harrison, Composer - G. Harrison, Lyricist - DAVID MCCULLOUGH, Mixing Engineer - CLIFF DAVIES, Producer - David Gotlieb, 2nd Engineer - Walt Monaghan, Bass - Lew Futterman, Producer - Lou Schlossberg, 2nd Engineer - Charlie Huhn, Vocal - Cliff Davies, Drums - Vic Anesini, Mastering Engineer -

(P) 1979 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

7
Satisfied (Album Version)
00:05:48

Ted Nugent, Composer - Ted Nugent, Lyricist - Ted Nugent, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Guitar - Ted Nugent, Performer - DAVID MCCULLOUGH, Mixing Engineer - David Gotlieb, 2nd Engineer - CLIFF DAVIES, Producer - Lew Futterman, Producer - Walt Monaghan, Bass - Lou Schlossberg, 2nd Engineer - Charlie Huhn, Vocal - Cliff Davies, Drums - Vic Anesini, Mastering Engineer -

(P) 1979 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

8
Bite Down Hard (Album Version)
00:03:20

Ted Nugent, Composer - Ted Nugent, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Lyricist - Ted Nugent, Guitar - Ted Nugent, Performer - DAVID MCCULLOUGH, Mixing Engineer - CLIFF DAVIES, Producer - David Gotlieb, 2nd Engineer - Lew Futterman, Producer - Walt Monaghan, Bass - Lou Schlossberg, 2nd Engineer - Charlie Huhn, Vocal - Cliff Davies, Drums - Vic Anesini, Mastering Engineer -

(P) 1979 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

9
Snake Charmer (Album Version)
00:03:18

Ted Nugent, Composer - Ted Nugent, Lyricist - Ted Nugent, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Guitar - Ted Nugent, Performer - DAVID MCCULLOUGH, Mixing Engineer - CLIFF DAVIES, Producer - David Gotlieb, 2nd Engineer - Lew Futterman, Producer - Walt Monaghan, Bass - Lou Schlossberg, 2nd Engineer - Charlie Huhn, Vocal - Cliff Davies, Drums - Vic Anesini, Mastering Engineer -

(P) 1979 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

10
Saddle Sore (Album Version)
00:03:15

Ted Nugent, Composer - Ted Nugent, Lyricist - Ted Nugent, Vocal - Ted Nugent, Guitar - Ted Nugent, Performer - DAVID MCCULLOUGH, Mixing Engineer - David Gotlieb, 2nd Engineer - CLIFF DAVIES, Producer - Lew Futterman, Producer - Walt Monaghan, Bass - Lou Schlossberg, 2nd Engineer - Charlie Huhn, Vocal - Cliff Davies, Drums - Vic Anesini, Mastering Engineer -

(P) 1979 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

Chronique

Don't know if Tom Werman is considered a production genius, but this in-house hair architect helmed some of the sharpest recordings in the catalogs of Cheap Trick, Mötley Crüe, and the Producers. He also varnished Ted Nugent's three-and-a-half stadium stompers per album and added enough subtle seasonings to the remaining roadkill to construct a consistent record while the MC Madman ran off to the stage or the woods. In 1979, Nugent's face graced a pinball game, but behind the bells and lights, he still needed the studio support of Werman on State of Shock to make the predictable pieces fit. The terrible one uses and abuses the same formula every outing, so nothing unexpected is expected. But drummer Cliff Davies takes over Werman's boards completely, and the crisp cutout sound starkly exposes recycled riffs and bloozy boredom. Nuge's brush with the Beatles pops out, but hints of his '80s dearth creep among too many fair-to-middling grooves, some of which, in Nuge's tender terms, "Bite Down Hard." Course some erudite scholars justifiably claim State of Shock sizzles with the true Ted Nugent, no longer disinfected for the airwaves. Granted, "Paralyzed," "Snake Charmer," and "It Don't Matter" are electrifying, with razor-sharp guitar, but these afternoon buzzers would sound better at the next Nugent show, fired off with his other silver-tippers. Most rock music of the late '70s attained a dreamy level of sophistication where the listeners put on gargantuan headphones just to be closer to the music, regardless of the lyrics, but no need for phones here. State of Shock is only half-cocked and ended Nugent's platinum period. Next time out he produces himself, and then keyboards hunt down the Nuge.

© Doug Stone /TiVo

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