Bantam Rooster: Tarantula / Love's Too Strong
Bantam Rooster: Tarantula / Love's Too Strong
Format: 7-INCH SINGLE
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Artist: Bantam Rooster
Label: Jett Plastic Recordi
Product Type: 7-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 638302576888
Genre: Rock
Originally slated for release in 2000 on Italy Records, we're extremely excited that this 7" single is finally getting it's due, albeit fifteen years later, as a Jett Plastic Recordings/Italy Records release! These two songs, 'Tarantula' and 'Love's Too Strong', represent particularly unique recordings for the band, as the original premise was to have Ko Melina (Dirtbombs, Ko and The Knockouts) to write one song for the 7" (Love's Too Strong), and to have T. Jack Potter write the other (Tarantula). As such, Ko plays bass and sings background vocals on both songs, along with Jim Diamond, who hams it up on the Moog and Cowbell. After three years of work (and actually trying to track down the songs and original artwork!) we're finally ready to unleash this record, complete with all the garage rock intensity and overall ferocity it would have had, had it been released back in 2000.
Tracks:
1.1 Tarantula
1.2 Love's Too Strong
