1973 was the year Budgie captured the attention of the rock world with their album "Turn Your Back On A Friend," a thunderous example of the best heavy rock of the early 70s. From the opening track, a true heavy metal anthem, "Breadfan," to the devastating and heavy hard rock track "You're the Biggest Thing Since Powdered Milk," the album explores paths that border on progressive sounds and the heavy metal cult following of contemporary bands like Black Sabbath.
Other standout tracks include the galloping "Baby Please Do Not Go" and the poignant "You Know I'll Always Love You," thus closing out a truly epic and memorable album from the Welsh band Budgie.
