Credits:

Cactus

Carmine Appice (Dr.) and Tim Bogart (Bass), who were considered the greatest rhythm section in rock at the time, formed Cactus with Jim McCarty (G) and Rusty Day (Vo) after their new band with Jeff Beck was washed away in an accident. The four Cactus albums, "Cactus", "One Way... Or Another", "Restrictions", and "'Ot 'N' Sweaty", with additional bonus tracks, and the previously unreleased live recordings "Fully Unleashed: The Live Gigs Vol. 1" and "Vol. 2", which were originally sold only online. Includes live performances at Ellis Auditorium in Memphis in 1971, Isle of Wight Festival in 1970, Mar y Sol Pop Festival in Puerto Rico in 1972, Gilligan's Club in Buffalo, NY in 1971, etc. Sound recordings. The band's dynamic hard-driving sound with Apis and Bogart's technical and assertive playing has been called "America's answer to Led Zeppelin," proving that they were one of the most famous bands representing early American hard rock.