Trouble – Manic Frustration

"...The best example of this is the '92 disc 'Manic Frustration', whose riffs crumble the plaster from the ceiling in such a way that producer Rick Rubin should still be thanked on his knees nine years later. Add to this the smoky-throated vocals of chief hippie Eric Wagner (absolutely unmistakable!) and godsongs like 'Come Touch The Sky', 'Scuse Me', 'Memory's Garden', 'Hello Strawberry Skies' or the uber-hammer 'Mr. White' hidden in the very back, and you have songs that blow away EVERYTHING that today is called stoner rock.White', which blow away EVERYTHING that today goes by the term stoner rock. Because instead of dawdlingly unleashing one three-song tribute after the next on the annoyed listeners, TROUBLE, for all their seventies-heaviness, still had an ass in their pants and knew how to make people sweat..." (Rock Hard)