#cat scratch fever

[itsmarjudgeloveclassicrock59]

Ted Nugent, live on stage in 1980

[falkonryderz]

Ted Nugent - Cat Scratch Fever - The Midnight Special (1978) live

[music-addiction-disorder]

[randgugotur-6]

May 13, 1977

On this day 47 years ago Ted Nugent released his third album, “Cat Scratch Fever”. The album would peak at number seventeen on the Billboard chart and go on to sell over 3 million copies.

What are your favorite songs on this album?

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

𝔗𝔢𝔡 𝔑𝔲𝔤𝔢𝔫𝔱 – 𝔉𝔦𝔰𝔱 𝔉𝔦𝔤𝔥𝔱𝔦𝔫' 𝔖𝔬𝔫 𝔒𝔣 𝔄 𝔊𝔲𝔫

[mamasplat]

since it seems every artist ever has agreed that ghost has a facial scar, what is our story for that scar?

[loonysama]

Fierce & Feisty Friday

Cat Scratch Fever

Wednesday (TV), Canon Divergent, Wednesday/Tyler

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It had been a horrible day, anyway, until Wednesday walked through the door.

There was no mistaking her pale skin, sunken eyes always at least partially hidden by a tantalizing fringe, and dark red lips, so plump that his tongue accidentally darted out to sweep over his mouth.  But he almost didn’t see her signature braids, black as natural hair could be, camouflaged against her skin-tight, black vinyl suit, stitched together haphazardly as though it had been patched up after years of wear and tear.  Tyler’s eyes swept down and up her body, slack jawed.  Her skintight suit revealed a much more mature curves than her baggy uniform hid from his view.

“I’ll have a quad,” she said in her usual sour way, but Tyler didn’t quite hear her.  He couldn’t take his eyes away from the perfectly straight ears standing on top of her head.

“I knew I should have taken off this ridiculous costume,” she grumbled.

Enid sulked next to her, and said, “But it’s our team uniform!  And we’re celebrating as a team!”

“I’d rather celebrate with a quad,” she said.  Then she snapped her fingers in front of Tyler's face.  “Tyler?”

“What?  Oh, right.  Sorry.”  Then he stared Wednesday in the eyes, and tilted his head with a smile so subtle that Wednesday didn’t even notice.

“Well, whenever you get a chance, Tyler,” Enid said in a suddenly wispy, flirtatious voice.  Tyler swallowed hard, knowing he’d been found out by someone.  “We’d all like those fancy frozen latte drinks you make.”  

“Actually, the espresso machine is about to die, so I probably won’t be able to make them.”  He shrugged his shoulders, and moved his eyes back to Wednesday.  “Sorry.”

Enid looked at Wednesday, who had never shied away from Tyler that whole time, and sighed.  “You know, it’s almost dinner time, and I think they’re serving steak tartar.  I want to get there a little early so I can get the freshest cut.”  Then she looked around the empty cafe, and said, “Besides, it looks like you’re closing anyway.”  Then she gave Tyler an encouraging glance, and skipped to the door. 

“You coming, Roomie?” she asked for show.

“You go on,” Wednesday said out of the corner of her mouth.  “I'm going to wait for my quad.”

“Suit yourself!” Enid shouted cheerily as she bounded out the door.

Left alone in the cafe, Tyler and Wednesday stared at each other over the machine for an awkward amount of time.

“Well?  My quad?” Wednesday asked impatiently.

He shook his fantasies out of his head, and said, “Oh, right,” and started on her drink.

The machine sputtered and steamed, then completely died.  Tyler tried every button he could, but nothing worked.  Then he smiled weakly at Wednesday, red in the face, and not sure how this could have happened again, right in front of her.

She rolled her eyes and walked around the counter, and fixed it like she had the first time.  “You really need to be more careful with this machine.  It’s sensitive.”

Tyler stood slightly behind her, determined to learn from from her capable hands.  When she turned fast, her vinyl stuck to his cotton, then unstuck with a whoosh like tape being pulled off.

Wednesday put her hand to his chest and roughly shoved him against the wall.

He grunted, though he wished she had pushed him a little harder.  “What was that for?” he asked.

“Did you break that machine so I’d hang back to help you?”

He tilted his head and smiled patiently.  “Do you really think I’d do something like that?”

She placed a sweet kiss on his mouth, which Tyler wasn't even ready for.  She backed away, her eyes appraising every microscopic movement in his face.  She paused at the unmistakable desire clouding his darkened eyes.  He corners of he mouth quirked up, and he tentatively lifted his hands to her waist.

She kissed him again, her lips dancing with his, grasping and pulling a little more each time.  The ache in his groin from the waxy silk reigning over his mouth, and the pressure of her hips kneading into him in rhythm caused his ears to ring and burn, and the only thing he knew was how much more of her he wanted.  

Continue reading at AO3.

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Post your own Fierce & Feisty next Friday!

Tagging @thecassadilla @bad-at-names-and-faces @firawren, but anyone can post a fierce and/or feisty snippet if they like!

[poisonedappleprince]

The list of cat themes tattoos I want keeps growing... and I might as well just make them all a leg sleeve oorrrr my entire body

[90ssuperheroes]

Happy Birthday, Treat Williams! 🎁

[sandpaperdaisy]

CATSQUATCH FEVER!!! Dude is still being made into stickers, but I do already have him up on Redbubble, Teepublic, and Etsy.

[fathersonholygore]

American Horror Story 11x04: "Black Out"

American Horror Story 11×04: “Black Out”

FX’s American Horror Story 11×04: “Black Out” Directed by Jennifer Lynch Written by Charlie Carver & Ned Martel * For a recap & review of 11×03, click here. * For a recap & review of 11×05, click here. While Gino’s stuck in the refrigerated morgue drawer, calling out for help, Whitely’s escaping through the hospital and mockingly waving at Patrick before disappearing in the crowd. The detective…

[xtinethewriter]

See Unreleased 1991 Photos of Ted Nugent, Damn Yankees and Bad Company's Brian Howe with the full backstage story: Christine's Chronicles

by Christine Lorraine Morgan ~ July 14, 2024 Supergroup Damn Yankees arrived in the scenic bay city of Erie, PA on the brisk, chilly day of March 22, 1991. Comprised of veteran musicians Ted Nugent, Tommy Shaw, Jack Blades and Michael Cartellone, three of these four noted performers sat down for a pre-show interview with yours truly and another female reporter. NOTE: The images presented here…

[randgugotur-6]

This week in 1977, the Ted Nugent LP “Cat Scratch Fever” debuted on the US Billboard 200 Albums Chart at #50 (June 25)

The song with the catchy riff of the same name went to #30 on the US Billboard Hot 100, and #37 in Canada.

Nugent’s biggest hit was one of the rare early tracks that he actually sang lead vocals on.

He only sang lead on one song on his debut solo LP, two on the second (the rest of which Meatloaf sang lead on), and three off the “Cat Scratch Fever” LP.

Vocalist Derek St. Holmes, who had left the band during the recording of the album “Free-for-All” had come back for touring in 1976 and was again the principal lead singer on this album.

The album went to #14 in Sweden, #17 in the US, #25 in Canada, #28 in the UK, and #90 in Australia.

Click on the link below to watch Ted Nugent in live action:

https://youtu.be/K34sJoR1C20

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Ted Nugent – Wang Dang Sweet Poontang