Molly Hatchet, the stalwarts of southern rock, unleashed their seventh studio album, "Lightning Strikes Twice," in 1989. This album is a testament to the band's enduring prowess in blending southern rock, classic rock, and country rock into a cohesive and powerful sound that's as electrifying as its title suggests.
"Lightning Strikes Twice" is a 43-minute journey through 10 tracks, each a testament to Molly Hatchet's signature sound. The album kicks off with "Take Miss Lucy Home," setting the tone for the raw, energetic, and melodic journey that follows. Tracks like "There Goes The Neighborhood" and "The Big Payback" showcase the band's knack for crafting hard-hitting rock anthems, while "Goodbye To Love" and "Heart Of My Soul" reveal a softer, more introspective side.
Produced by Andy Deganahl and Pat Armstrong, the album is a sonic landscape of boogie rock, hard rock, and southern rock, with each track meticulously crafted to deliver a powerful punch. The album's standout tracks, like "No Room On The Crew" and "What's The Story, Old Glory," are a testament to Molly Hatchet's ability to weave social commentary into their music, adding depth and relevance to their hard-rocking sound.
"Lightning Strikes Twice" is a must-listen for fans of southern rock and a compelling introduction for those new to Molly Hatchet's music. It's an album that captures the essence of the band's sound, showcasing their ability to blend raw energy, powerful melodies, and insightful lyrics into a cohesive and captivating whole. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to Molly Hatchet's music, "Lightning Strikes Twice" is an album that demands your attention.
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