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About Ted Nugent:

Ted Nugent is an American musician, singer-songwriter, guitarist, and political activist who was born on December 13, 1948, in Redford, Michigan. Nugent's musical career began in the late 1960s, and he was the lead guitarist of the band The Amboy Dukes, which achieved commercial success with songs like 'Journey to the Center of the Mind.'

In the early 1970s, Nugent started a solo career and released several albums, including 'Ted Nugent' (1975), 'Free-for-All' (1976), and 'Cat Scratch Fever' (1977), which were all commercially successful. Nugent is often referred to as the 'Motor City Madman' due to his energetic stage presence and his signature guitar riffs.

Outside of music, Nugent is known for his controversial political views, especially his support for gun rights and opposition to animal rights. He has been an active member of the National Rifle Association (NRA) and has advocated for hunting and conservation efforts.

Nugent's musical style is often categorized as hard rock or heavy metal, and his guitar playing has been noted for its speed and technical skill. He has influenced many other musicians, including Eddie Van Halen and Slash.

Despite his controversial beliefs and actions, Nugent has remained a popular and influential musician. He continues to tour and perform, and his music remains a staple of classic rock radio stations around the world.

About the album State Of Shock:

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State of Shock is the fifth studio album by rocker Ted Nugent. It was released in 1979 by Epic Records. The album features ten tracks, two of which were hit singles, 'Paralyzed' and 'Snake Charmer.' The album also features a guest appearance by Derek St. Holmes, Nugent's former bandmate in the Amboy Dukes.

The overall sound of the album is characterized by Nugent's signature guitar riffs and high-energy rock and roll. Some of the other notable tracks include 'I Want to Tell You,' which features a catchy chorus and a blistering guitar solo by Nugent, and 'Satisfied,' a hard-hitting rocker with a memorable chorus.

The album received mixed reviews from critics at the time of its release, with some praising Nugent's musicianship and others criticizing the album's lack of originality. However, State of Shock remains a fan favorite and a vital part of Nugent's discography.

Members:

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- Wikipedia: wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Nugent

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Track List for State Of Shock:

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1. Paralyzed
2. Take It or Leave It
3. Alone
4. It Don't Matter
5. State of Shock
6. I Want to Tell You
7. Satisfied
8. Bite Down Hard
9. Snake Charmer
10. Saddle Sore

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Discography for Ted Nugent:

Ted Nugent's complete discography in chronological order is as follows:

Albums:

1. Ted Nugent (1975)
- Singles: 'Hey Baby' / 'Snakeskin Cowboys'

2. Free for All (1976)
- Singles: 'Free for All' / 'Dog Eat Dog'

3. Cat Scratch Fever (1977)
- Singles: 'Cat Scratch Fever' / 'Workin' Hard, Playin' Hard' / 'Out of Control'

4. Weekend Warriors (1978)
- Singles: 'Need You Bad' / 'Smokescreen' / 'Good Friends and a Bottle of Wine'

5. State of Shock (1979)
- Singles: 'Paralyzed' / 'Stranglehold' (live) / 'Take It or Leave It'

6. Scream Dream (1980)
- Singles: 'Wango Tango' / 'Terminus Eldorado' / 'Scream Dream'

7. Intensities in 10 Cities (1981)
- Singles: 'Jailbait' / 'Heads Will Roll'

8. Nugent (1982)
- Singles: 'No, No, No' / 'Bound and Gagged'

9. Penetrator (1984)
- Singles: 'Tied Up in Love' / 'Heaven Knows' / 'Never Stop Believing'

10. Little Miss Dangerous (1986)
- Singles: 'High Heels in Motion' / 'Angry Young Man' / 'Little Red Book'

11. If You Can't Lick 'Em... Lick 'Em (1988)
- Singles: 'If You Can't Lick 'Em... Lick 'Em' / 'Skintight' / 'Wrong Side of Town'

12. Spirit of the Wild (1995)
- No singles released

13. Craveman (2002)
- No singles released

14. Love Grenade (2007)
- No singles released

15. Shutup & Jam! (2014)
- No singles released

Singles:

1. 'Stranglehold' / 'Stormtroopin' (1975)
2. 'Just What The Doctor Ordered' / 'Motor City Madhouse' (1975)
3. 'Hey Baby' / 'Snake Skin Cowboys' (1975)
4. 'Cat Scratch Fever'/ 'Wang Dang Sweet Poontang' (1977)
5. 'Wango Tango' / 'Scream Dream' (1980)
6. 'Little Miss Dangerous' / 'Angry Young Man' (1986)
7. 'Can't Live with 'Em' / 'No, No, No' (1982)
8. 'If You Can't Lick 'Em... Lick 'Em' / 'Skintight' (1988)

Other releases:

1. Double Live Gonzo! (1978)
2. Great Gonzos!: The Best of Ted Nugent (1981)
3. Out of Control: Live from the U.S.A. (1993)
4. Full Bluntal Nugity (2001)