Hydra’s 1975 release, Land Of Money, stands as a testament to the untamed spirit of Southern rock in its golden era. With their signature triple-threat guitar attack and gritty, soulful vocals, Hydra (13) carved out a distinct space amid the genre’s giants. This album is a heady blend of electrifying guitar work, tight rhythms, and unfiltered storytelling, all delivered with an urgency that demands attention. Tracks like the title cut and 'Little Miss Rock n Roll' showcase masterful musicianship and an unabashed embrace of bluesy swagger. But beyond the technical prowess, there’s an authenticity here—Hydra channels the pulse of the American South, where hard-luck tales and backroad adventures fuel every riff. For collectors, Land Of Money is more than a nostalgia trip; it’s a snapshot of a band unafraid to push the boundaries of the Southern rock sound, making it a crucial piece for any rock aficionado’s vinyl shelf. Whether you’re a longtime devotee or discovering Hydra for the first time, this record offers a jolt of pure musical energy that still resonates decades later.
Track List:
A1 - Little Miss Rock N' Roll - 2:33
A2 - The Pistol - 4:37
A3 - Makin' Plans - 2:33
A4 - Land Of Money - 6:29
B1 - Get Back To The City - 3:31
B2 - Don't Let Time Pass You By - 4:49
B3 - Let The Show Go On - 3:28
B4 - Slow And Easy - 3:45
B5 - Take Me For My Music - 2:55