Waysted’s 1983 debut 'Vices' is one of those rare rock records that captures both the grit and abandon of its era. Formed by UFO bassist Pete Way, Waysted carved out a sound that was brash, unrefined, and unapologetically loud. On 'Vices', the band delivers a relentless set of anthems, each track brimming with raucous guitar riffs, full-throttle vocals, and a rawness that feels both vital and unfiltered. This album doesn’t simply revisit the swagger of early ‘80s British hard rock; it embodies it, channeling the restless spirit of a scene that thrived on rebellion. 'Vices' stands out for its unpolished authenticity—songs like 'Love Loaded' and 'Women in Chains' pulse with a livewire energy rarely found on studio albums. For collectors and rock aficionados, this record is a snapshot of a time when danger and excitement were part of the music’s DNA. It’s a must-own for those who appreciate the roots of hard rock, or anyone looking to experience the visceral thrill of a band playing like they have everything to prove.
Track List:
A1 - Love Loaded -
A2 - Women In Chains -
A3 - Sleazy -
A4 - Night Of The Wolf -
B1 - Toy With The Passion -
B2 - Right From The Start -
B3 - Hot Love -
B4 - All Belongs To You -
B5 - Somebody To Love -