New York Daze captures Savage Grace in their earliest, rawest form — long before the band became known for their speed‑metal precision. These recordings reveal a completely different side of the group: swaggering sleaze‑metal attitude, bar‑room riffs, blues‑rock grit, and the kind of streetwise energy that defined the late‑70s/early‑80s underground rock scene.
 
This 2026 LP yellow‑vinyl reissue restores a rare chapter of the band’s history, presenting these tracks with refreshed clarity while preserving their rough, unpolished charm. From the party‑fuelled “All Tanked Up” and “Crazy Saturday Night” to the swagger of “Mainline Lover” and the emotional punch of “You’re Not the Girl I Used to Know,” the album is a loud, dirty, unapologetic slice of sleaze‑metal heritage.
 
A must‑have archival release for collectors who appreciate the gritty origins of American heavy rock.
 
Why This Record Is in the Crimson Vinyl Collection
A rare look at Savage Grace’s pre‑speed‑metal sleaze era
2026 reissue brings long‑lost recordings back into circulation
Perfect for fans of sleaze metal, hard rock, and early LA‑style underground releases
Strong appeal for collectors of raw, formative heavy‑metal sessions
Ideal companion to Master of Disguise, After the Fall from Grace, and other archival material
 
TRACK LISTING (LP)
 
Side A
All Tanked Up
Bare Bottom Blues
Crazy Saturday Night
If You’re Buyin’ We’re Drinkin’
Love Expediteur
 
Side B
Mad Fool For You
Mainline Lover
Such A Dirty Mind
You Say Goodbye
You’re Not The Girl I Used To Know