Molly Hatchet - 25th Anniversary Best Of Re Recorded

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Molly Hatchet’s “25th Anniversary Best Of Re-Recorded” – A Southern Rock Throwback Worth Crankin’ Up Alright, so here’s the deal: Molly Hatchet dropped this re-recorded gem in 2003 to celebrate their quarter-century mark. And honestly? It’s like a time machine back to when rock had grit, soul, and enough boogie to shake your boots off. This isn’t just some lazy remix job—they went all out with fresh takes on classics that made fans fall in love with them way back when. First off, let’s talk genres and styles because there’s a lot going on here. You’ve got Southern Rock vibes for days, but it doesn’t stop there. Hard Rock punches you right in the chest while Blues-Rock sneaks in with its slick swagger. Oh, and don’t forget Boogie Rock—it’s impossible not to tap your foot along with these tunes. If you’re into bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd or ZZ Top, this is gonna feel like home base. Now, onto the tracks. I gotta shout out “Flirtin’ With Disaster.” Man, how do you even mess with perfection? But somehow, they pulled it off without losing what makes the original such a banger. Phil McCormack’s vocals are raw and packed with attitude, while Bobby Ingram’s guitar work feels sharper than ever. It’s one of those songs where you can almost smell the whiskey and hear the crowd screaming from decades ago. Every riff hits harder, every beat feels tighter—it’s like meeting an old friend who’s been hitting the gym. Another standout? “Dreams I’ll Never See.” This one slows things down just enough to hit you square in the feels. The harmonica adds this bluesy edge that pairs perfectly with the melancholy lyrics. It’s not flashy or overdone; instead, it lets the emotion shine through. When Phil sings about dreams slipping away, you believe him. Like, really believe him. It’s the kind of track that sticks with you long after the album ends. The production quality deserves props too. Herman Frank handled mixing duties, and dude nailed it. Everything sounds crisp without losing that raw, live energy Molly Hatchet is knownสำหรับ (oops, sorry, my brain took a weird detour there). The whole thing feels authentic, which is saying something since these are re-recordings. One random thing I noticed? There are three versions of “Epitaph/Memories/The Great Beyond” listed. What gives? Is it intentional? A typo? Either way, it kinda works as a quirky little Easter egg for obsessive track-list readers like me. Wrapping up, this album isn’t groundbreaking by any means, but it doesn’t need to be. It’s a celebration—a reminder of why Molly Hatchet earned their spot in rock history. Listening to it feels like catching up with an old buddy who still tells great stories, even if they’re ones you’ve heard before. And hey, here’s a thought—what if more bands did anniversary albums like this? Not just slapping new covers on old songs, but actually putting effort into making them sound alive again. Food for thought, right? So grab yourself a cold one, crank this baby up, and let the good times roll. Trust me, your inner rocker will thank you.

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Artist: Molly Hatchet
Album: 25th Anniversary Best Of Re Recorded
Rating: 3.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
25th Anniversary Song
Epitaph/Memories/The Great Beyond04:09
Bounty Hunter
Fall of the Peacemakers07:59
Boogie No More
Gator Country - (Dixie)
Dreams I'll Never See
Jukin' City02:59
Bloody Reunion
Goodbye to Love05:23
Flirtin' With Disaster
Satisfied Man
Dreams I'll Never See07:28
Jukin' City
The Creeper
Whiskey Man
Big Apple
Goodbye To Love
Epitaph / Memories / The Great Beyond
Beatin' the Odds03:19
Flirtin' with Disaster05:08
Fall Of The Peacemakers
One Man's Pleasure
Beatin' The Odds
One Man's Pleasure03:33
Gator Country (Dixie)
Epitah/Memories/The Great Beyond

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Catalog Numbers

  • CRCL-4824
  • SPV 085-71602 CD

Labels

  • Steamhammer
  • SPV Recordings

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album
  • Promo

Companies

RoleCompany
Record CompanySPV GmbH
Marketed ByNippon Crown Co., Ltd.
Distributed ByNippon Crown Co., Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p)Steamhammer
Copyright (c)Steamhammer
Pressed BySonopress
Mastered AtGaga Studio
Recorded AtKaro Musikstudio

Credits

RoleCredit
ArtworkPaul Raymond Gregory
Backing VocalsErrol Reid
BassJ.J. Strickland
DrumsShawn Beamer
PercussionShawn Beamer
Edited ByBobby Ingram, Michael Nasworthy
EngineerHerman Frank
Executive-ProducerRainer Hänsel
KeyboardsJohn Galvin
Programmed ByJohn Galvin
Lead GuitarBobby Ingram
Acoustic GuitarBobby Ingram
Rhythm GuitarRuss Maxwell
Lead VocalsPhil McCormack
HarmonicaPhil McCormack
Liner NotesBobby Ingram, 奥村裕司
Mixed ByHerman Frank
ProducerBobby Ingram

Notes

  • Japanese Release comes with additional 20-page booklet & OBI.
  • Made in Germany.

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 4 988007 202060
  • Barcode: 693723 716022
  • Matrix / Runout: 50886164/085-71602 01
  • Rights Society: GEMA
  • Label Code: LC 08100

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: Molly Hatchet’s *25th Anniversary Best Of Re Recorded* album isn’t just a simple rehash of their old hits. Released in 2003, it features re-recorded versions of their classic tracks, giving fans a fresh take on Southern rock staples like "Flirtin' with Disaster" and "Dreams I'll Never See." What’s wild is how the band brought in Bobby Ingram, their lead guitarist, to wear multiple hats—he co-produced, edited, and even wrote liner notes for the project. And let’s not forget Paul Raymond Gregory, who created the artwork, adding his own visual touch to this milestone release. It’s like a love letter to their legacy, but with a modern twist!

Comments

utele
2025-03-15
This is a modern day reworking by the 21st century band and my lord do the do it well...Its almost as good as the originals and they do it loud and proud..Passion runs through this band as anyone who has seen them in concert knows(I have twice) and its evident even in this studio opus.If you wanna try Modern day hard rock southern style this one has it all and is a serious option to consider..Dont and you could well be "flirtin with disaster"!!