Eagle Records will release Love Grenade on September 4th in North America, TED NUGENT's 32nd album over the course of the last 40 years.

One listen to this audacious rock’n’roll statement is testament to the fact that The Motor City Madman is still as authoritative - in both his guitar playing and composition - as ever. He has NOT aged gracefully. In fact, he’s probably more pissed off than ever. He was THERE at The Summer Of Love in 1967 and this is what he had to say on 7/4/07 in the pages of the Wall Street Journal: “…hippies… turned off by the work ethic… opted for a cowardly, irresponsible lifestyle of random sex, life-destroying drugs and mostly soulless rock music…” That’s our Ted! Love him or hate him, he is a force of nature and Love Grenade is as vital and accessible as anything he’s ever done.

This year marks another 40th Anniversary, that of 'Journey To The Center Of The Mind' by THE AMBOY DUKES. Ted was 19. Since then, he’s dominated Hard Rock with his Ted Nugent Band, with DAMN YANKEES in the 1990s, right up to the unbridled Hard Rock Soul of Love Grenade in 2007 (his first all-new studio album in five years which includes an update on 'Journey…'), by the ass-kickin’ power trio of Ted with Barry Sparks and Tommy Clufetos.

One would be hard-pressed to name another intrinsically American Hard Rocker who backs up his talk with surefire action like Nugent. His non-musical pursuits have garnered as much ink as his hellfire rock’n’roll. Outdoorsman, hunter, Conservative Political Activist, and controversial spokesperson on behalf of The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, Nugent epitomizes and embodies the ethic of the outspoken pioneer taking on all comers in all matter of debates… while still making damn sure to rock his life away non-stop and without regret. Ted Nugent is an American Original.

Tracklisting: 'Love Grenade', 'Still Raising Hell', 'Funk U', 'GirlScout Cookies', 'Journey To The Center Of The Mind', 'Geronimo & Me', 'Eagle Brother', 'Spirit Of The Buffalo', 'Aborigini', 'Stand', 'Broadside', 'Bridge Over Troubled Daughters', 'Lay With Me'.