MOG Editorial Review

Supergroups rarely end up being more of the sum of their parts, but this wasn't the case for one the earliest and best of them, Bad Company. On their eponymous debut (complete with the iconic title track), members of Free and King Crimson (among others) created a sound that embraced blues-rock while giving it a harder edge than most were used to at the time. Opener "Can't Get Enough" has a feel-good melody to it, but the gritty guitar solos that accompany it transform the song into something even better, and "Ready for Love" is the kind of massive hard-rock ballad that made Led Zeppelin bring out their own A-game. Bad Company is the name of a great rock song, album, and band, and you'll find all three of them here.