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Solidifying Their Sound: Bow Wow’s ‘Guarantee’ (VIH-6035)
Today we continue exploring the influential early catalog of Japanese hard rock pioneers Bow Wow, focusing on their fourth studio album, “Guarantee,” released on the Invitation label (Victor) with the catalog number VIH-6035.
Issued in 1978, this 12-inch vinyl LP arrived during a highly productive period for the band, following quickly after their first three albums and the “Super Live” release. “Guarantee” finds Bow Wow further solidifying their powerful and distinctive brand of hard rock.
Building upon the foundation laid by their previous work, this album showcases the band operating as a tight, experienced unit. Listeners can expect the continued delivery of high-energy, guitar-driven rock, heavily influenced by British hard rock giants but executed with Bow Wow’s signature Japanese intensity and increasingly sophisticated musicianship. “Guarantee” likely features a strong collection of powerful riffs, memorable solos, commanding vocals, and a driving rhythm section, further cementing their status as leaders in the Japanese rock scene.
VIH-6035 represents Bow Wow confidently pushing forward, delivering another consistent and powerful hard rock statement. It’s an essential album for understanding their development during the late 70s and appreciating their role in paving the way for the heavier sounds that would dominate the next decade.