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It's evident within the initial seconds of BPMD's American Made, as the legendary Bobby Blitz (Overkill) chants the introductory lyrics to Ted Nugent's "Wang Dang Sweet Poontang" in his signature skyscraper-high howl, that he and his equally iconic bandmates - drummer Mike Portnoy (The Winery Dogs, Sons of Apollo), bassist Mark Menghi (Metal Allegiance) and guitarist Phil Demmel (Vio-lence, ex-Machine Head) - are here to have a damn good time. Featuring 10 unforgettable rock classics reimagined as heavy bangers, American Made is a party on wax. Tracks such as the raucous "Toys in the Attic" (Aerosmith) and rager-ready "Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers" (ZZ Top) prove that BPMD not only manages to capture the essence of each original track on the album, but skillfully transforms each classic into an unforgettable metallic anthem for a new age. The seasoned quartet flex their musical muscles on renowned classics such as "Saturday Night Special" (Lynyrd Skynyrd), "We're an American Band" (Grand Funk) and "Walk Away" (James Gang), and introduce a whole new heavy generation to deeper cuts like blues standard "Evil" and "Never In My Life" (Mountain). Channeling nostalgia while maintaining a fresh attitude, American Made is a summer soundtrack for all ages!1. Single "Toys in the Attic"The ferocious first notes of BPMD's skilled re-imagining of Aerosmith's vintage B-side "Toys in the Attic" set the stage for the oncoming onslaught of American Made, introducing a whole new generation of metal and rock fans to one of Steven Tyler & Co.'s rarer classics.2. Single "Evil"BPMD sprinkles their own seasoned touch on Cactus' version of the favorite blues standard "Evil", adding a thick, gritty tinge to the classic groove-heavy track and resulting in a renewed jam for the ages.3. Single "We're An American Band"They're an American band! BPMD makes it known and drives it home on the American Made closing track "We're An American Band" - a raucous "rager"-ready transformation of the Grand Funk Railroad classic that conjures nos