http://mp3.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.6850&rws=%2Fwayne-kramer%2Fdiscography.rssFor Wayne Kramer, guitarist from Detroit’s pre-punk rock legend the MC5, comparisons to the band that propelled him to fame are unavoidable. And for fans looking for more of the MC5 sound, he doesn’t disappoint. But Kramer updates his raucous, blues-based rock sound to modern standards, creating a fat guitar tone seldom heard these days. His songs occasionaly lapse into the legnthy jams typical of late '60s rock bands. As a vocalist, he’s no Rob Tyner, but then, he’s not trying to be. This is all Wayne Kramer, just one part of the Motor City 5.Punk Pioneersen720Wed, 2 Dec 2009 10:45:31 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://mp3.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.6850&rws=%2Fwayne-kramer%2Fdiscography.rss For Wayne Kramer, guitarist from Detroit’s pre-punk rock legend the MC5, comparisons to the band that propelled him to fame are unavoidable. And for fans looking for more of the MC5 sound, he doesn’t disappoint. But Kramer updates his raucous, blues-based rock sound to modern standards, creating a fat guitar tone seldom heard these days. His songs occasionaly lapse into the legnthy jams typical of late '60s rock bands. As a vocalist, he’s no Rob Tyner, but then, he’s not trying to be. This is all Wayne Kramer, just one part of the Motor City 5.