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Acid Blues is the White Man's Burden - June 22, 2010, Ripple Music
Buy the CD at Ripple Music -- Buy the 12" Double Vinyl Album at Ripple Music
JPT Scare Band named by Classic Rock Magazine as one of the "lost pioneers of Heavy Metal".
9 tracks of never before released manic riffing, intense jamming, and acidified blues, all recorded
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Rumdum
Daddy - October 31, 2009, Kung Bomar Records
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it at amazon.com
"JPT Scare Band traffic in epic guitar-led passages that would scare off turst-fund hippies faster than you can say,
'There's ham in the vegan pad thai.'"
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Sleeping
Sickness - April 1, 2009, Kung Bomar Records
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it at amazon.com
HellrideMusic.com,
Chris Barnes "The beauty of the JPT Scare Band is it's ability to function as a
unit in the nebulous field of the free-form heavy jam. They start with a chord progression
and the rest is a musical conversation, the direction dictated by unspoken energies. Terry
Swope is a gawdam genius. One of the best all around soul guitarists I've ever heard...
Definitely in the league with the best in that genre."
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Jamm Vapour- April 1, 2007, Kung Bomar Records
The
Ripple Effect review, "Ramona" Youtube video,
"They just get into a groove, a steady, freaky space
and hold that intention, moving time and space through their amps. This is where the album
title came from. A full-out acid-drenched jam, allowed to go where ever the vapors
flowed." (Ripple
Effect, Racer)
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Past is Prologue- Jan 1, 2002, Kung Bomar Records
The
Ripple Effect review,
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it at amazon.com
Ripple Effect, Racer on Past is Prologue review.. |
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MCIIB - 1975, Kung Bomar, by Paul Grigsby. - 1975 no input mixing |
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The Visitant- 2001, Kung Bomar, by Paul Grigsby |
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Tao of The Kung -2000, Kung Bomar, by Paul Grigsby |
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JPT Scare Band guitarist/vocalist all
original, solo album, June 2013. Ten new songs in the classic rock styles that influenced Terry Swope in his formative music years.
For best results play it LOUD!
"No TV" is
available at your fave online store. You can log in at the bottom of that page to
write a review. LIKE Swope on Facebook: Terry-Swope-Music
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Jeff Littrell, friend fellow maniac and band mate since 1973, passed away June 5, 2023. He will live on every time you crank up one of the Scare Band songs full fucking blast. I'm quite sure he would appreciate the nod so fire up I've Been Waiting and then crank it up.
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After more than three solid months of Acid Blues is the White Man’s Burden holding down a top five spot in CDBaby.com’s “Extended Jam” category, legendary acid rockers, JPT Scare Band come roaring back with a blitzing assault on their newest single, “Long Day.” Featuring the sizzling guitar work of Terry Swope, “Long Day,” tears through more than eight minutes of searing guitar leads, massive bass riffs, and mammoth drum jamming, all in the definitive JPT Scare Band style. |
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4/4/2015 -JPT gets a little write up in The Obelisk this month, March 2015. Ripple Music Acid Acetate Excursion & Rape of Titans' Sirens LP review by The Obelisk |
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Rhapsody SoundBoard - Classic Rock Crate Digger: 10 Essential Proto Metal Albums: "This wonderfully raw mismash of once forgotten demos is proto-metal heaven, particularly the 13 minute opus 'Sleeping Sickness'". "In 2007 Classic Rock Magazine tagged JPT as "the lost pioneers of heavy metal". "That's no overstatement, these dudes slayed with the best of them: Cactus, Black Pearl, Pentagram and so on." |
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NEWS: read Classic Rock Magazine's interview of
JPT, Iron Butterfly and others, "Lost Pioneers of Heavy Metal" "JPT Scare Band was the death metal of early 70s hard rock ...The aptly named band constructed towering walls of terrifying evocative, druggy guitar noise..." |
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4/4/2015 -Here's a bit of what
they had to say about the new LP...
..."Acid Acetate Excursion stats with sounds of a radio signal followed by a
man coughing (ala Sweet Leaf by kindred spirits Black Sabbath) and kicks
into some classic blues licks before the rhythm section follows with the
vocals of singer /guitarist Terry Swope. This song is a brilliant
example of the entire ethos of a band doing exactly what they want and even
though it lasts for 15 minutes it feels more like 5!" (click for the
whole article) |
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