Limited cobalt blue colored vinyl LP pressing. On their fourth album, white-trash rednecks Nashville Pussy are raising hell again. I know this because the disc includes a song called “Raising Hell Again.” It also has tunes called Pussy Time, Good Night For A Heart Attack, Hate And Whiskey, Lazy White Boy, Hell Ain’t What It Used To Be and Meaner Than My Mama, all of which serve up the usual snakebite cocktail of AC/DC licks (from underdressed guitar goddess Ruyter Suys), thumping biker-bar grooves from the rhythm section (featuring yet another new chick bassist) and Alice Cooper-on-steroids vocals from mean-mofo main man Blaine Cartwright. Most of the 13 tightly rolled numbers on this 40-minute slab of southern-fried riffage are every bit as greasy, sleazy, and cheesy as anything from 2002’s Say Something Nasty – except for the covers of Ike and Tina Turner’s Nutbush City Limits and Ace Frehley’s Snowblind, which make it clear they listen to slightly