Mountain – My Lady
Oldies Songs A Heartbreaking and Profound Confession of Love Lost, a Melancholy Anthem to the Enduring Pain of Regret. In 1971, Mountain was a colossal force, a band that stood as a…
Mountain – The Great Train Robbery
A Powerful and Cinematic Rock-and-Roll Chronicle of a Man’s Desperate Run from Justice. In the early 1970s, as the world of rock music was expanding, a band of sonic giants…
Mountain – Roll Over Beethoven
A Thunderous and Defiant Declaration, a Glorious Assault on the Old Order to Herald the Dawn of a New Musical Era. In the early 1970s, as the psychedelic dream was…
Mountain – Crossroader
A Gritty, Blues-Laden Lament of a Restless Soul, a Haunting Tale of a Life Cursed by the Call of the Open Road. In the thunderous world of early 1970s hard…
Mountain – King’s Chorale
A Majestic and Raw Instrumental, a Testament to the Unbridled Power of a Guitar King at the Height of His Reign. In the early 1970s, as the musical landscape fractured…
Mountain – The Animal Trainer and the Toad
A Surreal, Psychological Drama of Control and Power, a Haunting Allegory Wrapped in a Blues-Rock Epic. In the early 1970s, as the musical landscape was still shaking from the thunder…
Mountain – You Can’t Get Away!
A Gritty and Explosive Chronicle of an Unwinnable Battle, a Raw and Primal Scream Against an Unescapable Fate. In the heavy, thundering soundscape of the early 1970s, few bands hit…
Mountain – The Laird
“The Laird” by Mountain: A Psychedelic Tapestry of Mysticism and Melody From the influential 1970 album Climbing!, Mountain’s “The Laird” stands as a mesmerizing divergence into the ethereal, offering a…
Mountain – Boys In The Band
A Gritty, Unflinching Look at the Bleak Reality of Life on the Road, a Haunting Confession from Behind the Curtain of Fame. In the early 1970s, as the world of…
Mountain – Blood Of the Sun
A Ferocious Cry Against Mortality and the Power-Lust of Youth, Delivered with a Thunderous, Primitive Majesty. In the brief, blinding supernova that was the original era of Mountain, few songs…