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Haystacks Balboa were a hard-rock band from Queens in New York City, whose sole eponymous album was released on Polydor in 1970 & featured two songwriting contributions from Larry West, brother of Mountain's Leslie West. This album has also been issued on CD by Audio Archives under the alternate title 'Detoxified'. The hard rock tunes are typical of the time, like Sabbath or Mountain, with backbreaking heavy fuzzy guitars and satanic lyrics. The progressive moments are quite nice, long tracks relying on Hammond organ and guitar interplay with extended instrumental stretches. .

Haystak (born Jason Winfree) is a rapper native of Nashville, Tennessee. He is most renown for his style of rapping he refers to as "white trash", that talks about growing up white, poor, and in the South. Early life Haystak was born to teenage parents, raised by his grandmother, and grew up in the poorest environment. As he got older, Haystak began engaging in a life of crime. But all that ended after being arrested on charges of drug possession at the age of 15.[citation needed] Music Haystak began rapping after being released two years later, but no one gave...

Haystack were a Swedish punk metal band, consisting of Uffe Cederlund (Entombed) on guitar and vocals, Jonas Lundberg (A-Bombs) on drums and Johan Blomqvist (Backyard Babies) on bass. They released two albums, Right at You in 1996 and Slave Me in 1998. There was also an ill-fated 1960s British pop group by this name. Haystack is also an incorrect name for the rapper Haystak. .