Double Live Gonzo Songs Ranked
Double Live Gonzo! is a live album by the American hard rock guitarist Ted Nugent, released as a double LP in 1978. In addition, to live versions of songs from previous albums, this double album also contains original material played live, including: “Yank Me, Crank Me” and “Gonzo”. The album has reached 3× Platinum status in the United States. Here are all of Double Live Gonzo’s songs ranked.
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11. Motor City Madhouse
“Well, this album is simply a must for everyone, who knows how to appreciate, energy, inspiration, dynamics, great great guitar riffs, developing state of the art moments, and one of the best double guitar performances… that I have ever heard (between Mr. Nugent and Derek St.Holmes).”
10. Gonzo
“Amazing what a little time does to a rock icon. This ‘70s time capsule captures the real Ted Nugent! Any trepidation about his political motivations put it aside and just focus on the music.”
9. Baby, Please Don’t Go
“Ted Nugent’s Double Live Gonzo is proof, this cretan is one hell of a lead guitar player. Sometimes you just have to give the devil his due although I would rather not.”
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8. Yank Me, Crank Me
“Amazing what a little time does to a rock icon. This ‘70s time capsule captures the real Ted Nugent! Any trepidation about his political motivations put it aside and just focus on the music. I was at the Dallas show that’s represented in this little disc of adrenaline fueled hyperbole.”
7. Hibernation
“The recording as stated is a complete masterpiece, but I do have several favorite songs from it. Stranglehold, a powerful, grinding and defiant song with what I think is one of Nugent’s greatest guitar solo. The hauntingly beautiful Hibernation highlights Nugent’s wide ranging guitar skills and shows why he should be included on any list of greatest rock guitarists.”
6. Stranglehold
“Listening to the Nug takes me back to my high school days. A fun album to listen to. Hard driving rhythms, teenage lyrics all add up to a good time. The highlight is “Stranglehold”…a great live song.”
5. Cat Scratch Fever
“Pure rock’n’roll energy at high voltage, this is what Uncle Ted’s delivers here. This album is rightly super famous, it is really a shot (a shot!!) of pure energy. Ted is unstoppable here, he is like one of those wild animal he loves to hunt.”
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4. Wang Dang Sweet Poontang
” Listen up Rolling Stone. Wang Dang Sweet Poontang, a constantly driving song with a wickedly good guitar solo. It’s Motor City Rock to the core. And one of the most lively, energized versions of Great White Buffalo.”
3. Just What the Doctor Ordered
“The best Ted Nugent ALbum and one of the best live albums ever. Ted Nugents was the highest grossing touring act several years in a row in the late 70s. After listeneing to this it’s easy to see why. The man could put on a show and kill it on guitar.”
2. Great White Buffalo
“It’s Ted Nugent. Sometimes that’s all you have to say. Before the flaming arrows across the stadium and the cooking show he could be summed up – It’s Ted Nugent. Contains Stanglehold, one of America’s air guitar favorites, and a fun version of Great White Buffalo.”
1. Stormtroopin’
“The man rocked hard. No punches pulled. That big ole Gibson hollow body guitar rig never sounded better. This disc really captures Nugent at his zenith. He literally spits riffs. Just don’t drive while listening to this beast — you’re surely will get a ticket. And for God sakes — keep your hands on the wheel.”
