Suck - I'll Be Creepin'

"I'll Be Creepin'" is a song which was originally written by Free.

This song comes from a rare South African hard rock album called "Time To Suck" from 1971. It contains heavy guitars with screaming vocals that is on par with any UK underground rock act from that period. The album contains a great version of Deep Purple's "Into the Fire" and Black Sabbath's "War Pigs" among other covers.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• time
• to
• suck
• I'll
• be
• creepin
• hard
• rock
• 70s
• free
• paul
• rodgers
• kossoff

[raymie64]

Shit guitar! Kossof forever!

[Findusam]

True! Kossoff's vibrato is hard to beat! But it's still a great version IMO.

[flyvibe71]

that last guy just fell of the bummer train, thanx buzzkill, i was riding a sweet groove till u crapped in the punch-bowl.

[moggygp]

How can anyone compare this to the great band of the 70's. This was a band that was playing this music in a country ruled by the apartheid regime. No internet so basically what they learnt was by ear. Plus, the govenment they had, up to this day still thinks is satanic, but then again the new government thinks raping babies cure AIDS

[HistoryOfHoles]

@astrologyfox Yes,because that determines whether you enjoy a song or not.

[astrologyfox]

Gross, this is like Alice Cooper, right, I think he's too commertial, ok.

[tiborvivi]

Very good acidic rock

[MrsDeathmetal]

damn this is awesome! so happy i found them.

[HaxoAngmark]

@Cam6769 — "Its not gonna sound like FREE.....cause they are not FREE!" How does one reply to someone so clearly tuned to the tautological, yet oblivious to the obvious?

[Cam6769]

@HaxoAngmark holy fuck man, ofcourse its not gonna sound like FREE.....cause they are not FREE! why cant you embrace this? if you love FREE or music for any matter, you should appreciate this cover, they put their own spin on it and i think its great.

[rillloudmother]

@HaxoAngmark i've been around since the 70s and it seemed to be firmly established by then. thanks for the confirm though, lol.

[HaxoAngmark]

@rillloudmother: I'm not sure when "suck" acquired the connotation of "being really lousy" in English slang, but it definitely had that meaning in the 1960s.