Ten Years After - HTV Music History

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Review by Rery

Ten Years After’s HTV Music History: A Blues-Rock Beast That Still Kicks Ass Alright, let’s get real for a sec. If you’re into raw, gritty rock with enough blues grit to grind your teeth on, then HTV Music History by Ten Years After is gonna slap you upside the head and make you thank it later. Released in 2001 outta Russia (yeah, Russia—don’t ask me how that happened), this album doesn’t mess around. It’s straight-up Hard Rock meets Blues Rock chaos, like someone threw a bottle of vodka at a jukebox and hit play. First off, props to whoever VAL is because the design kicks ass too. But let’s talk tracks. There are way too many songs on here to cover ‘em all without sounding like some kind of Wikipedia page, so I’ll just hit ya with two bangers that stuck in my skull like chewing gum under a desk. Track one: "Think About The Times." Holy hell, this thing hits hard right outta the gate. It’s got that dirty groove that feels like an old engine revving up—loud, kinda messy, but impossible not to love. This tune grabs you by the collar and screams, “Hey, punk, listen up!” The vocals sound pissed-off yet soulful, like they’ve been through some serious crap but still wanna belt it out anyway. And the guitar? Dude, it rips. Like, if you don’t nod your damn head to this riff, check your pulse—you might be dead. Then there’s "Boogie All Day," which is exactly what it sounds like—a relentless boogie stomper that refuses to quit. You can practically smell the whiskey and sweat dripping off this track. It’s the kind of song that makes you wanna grab a buddy, hop in a beat-up truck, and drive nowhere fast. The energy never drops, and neither does the attitude. By the time it ends, you're ready to punch a wall or start a bar fight—your choice. Now, sure, not every track slaps as hard as those two. Some dip into slower blues territory, which is cool if you’re into brooding introspection while staring out rain-soaked windows. But honestly? When the band cranks up the amps and lets loose, that’s where the magic happens. Here’s the kicker though—this whole album came out on Invisible Halahup Records. What kind of name is that? Sounds like something a drunk guy would mumble after losing his glasses. Yet somehow, it fits perfectly with the vibe of this record: weird, unexpected, and totally badass. So yeah, HTV Music History ain’t perfect. Sometimes it drags its feet, other times it gets lost in its own noise. But when it works, holy crap, it WORKS. Listening to this feels like finding an old vinyl at a garage sale and realizing it’s gold. Or maybe rusted iron. Either way, it’s worth your time. Final thought? Screw genres. Screw labels. Just crank this sucker up and let it rip. Oh, and if anyone asks why you’re suddenly obsessed with Russian blues-rock from 2001, just tell ‘em Positive Vibrations told you to do it.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Long Legs6:18
Here The Come4:39
Summertime6:01
Boogie All Day3:54
Two Time Mama2:03
Positive Vibrations4:16
One Of These Days5:52
Think About The Times4:45
Once There Was A Time3:22
Skoobly-oobly-dooob1:23
Feel It For Me2:43
I Can't Keep From Crying, Sometimes5:24
The Sounds4:08
You Driving Me Crazy2:27
I Want You (She's So Heavy)9:54
Outside My Window8:04
Don't Want You Woman2:37
The Bluest Blues7:28
I Say Yeah5:17
Look Into My Life4:18
Choo Choo Mama5:47
It's Getting Harder4:26
Detroit Diesel4:37
I'd Love To Change The World3:47
Nowhere To Run4:04
Keep On Rockin'5:09
Give Me Your Love5:59
Love Until I Die2:08
I Hear You Knockin'3:40
I Get All Shook Up4:39
My Baby's Come Back To Me4:59
Speed Kills3:42
I'm Coming On3:47
Sweet Little Sixteen4:11

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Catalog Numbers

HAL0134

Labels

Invisible Halahup

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Formats

  • 2 × CD
  • Compilation
  • Unofficial Release

Companies

RoleCompany
Record CompanyHalahup
Manufactured ByUnknown (ITL)

Credits

RoleCredit
DesignVAL

Notes

  • 2 CD released with a 6-page booklet in a double jewel case
  • History Halahup Project
  • From the back cover:
  • HALAHUP Music Media HALAHUP RECORDS
  • © 2001 HALAHUP Music Entertainment (Germany) GmbH
  • HALAHUP Music Media is a division of HALAHUP Music Entertainment (Germany) GmbH. Distribution HALAHUP Music
  • Compilation by HALAHUP
  • CD1: Total time: 80:14
  • CD2: Total time: 79:18

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (CD1): ITL 05013m
  • Matrix / Runout (CD2): ITL 05014m

About Ten Years After

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British blues band. They split up in 1974, but had several reunions (1983, 1988, 1999). "Going Home" was originally released in 1968 but it was the live recording at Woodstock (August 1969) that hit the charts in 1971.

Name Vars

  • 10 Years After
  • TYA
  • Tne Years After
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Aliases

  • The Jaybirds

Members

  • Leo Lyons
  • Colin Hodgkinson
  • Alvin Lee
  • Chick Churchill
  • Ric Lee
  • Dave Potts
  • Marcus Bonfanti
  • Joe Gooch
  • Nathaniel Peterson
  • Graham Barnes

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *HTV Music History* by Ten Years After is a hidden gem from 2001. It blends blues and rock with raw energy. Released in Russia under the label Invisible Halahup, it features tracks like *"I Want You (She's So Heavy)"* and *"I'd Love To Change The World."* Fun detail—VAL handled the design. Not your typical release, but full of soul and grit!