Unhappy with the polished direction of 'Back In The USA', MC5 roared back to the barnstorming rock ’n’ roll spirit of their debut on their third and final album, 'High Time'. Released in 1971, it traded commercial aspirations for raw energy, recorded in the studio but retaining the wild, spontaneous edge that defined 'Kick Out the Jams'. The result is a fiercely unpredictable record—packed with experimental songwriting and powered by the band’s unrestrained performance.

From the groovy sprawl of "Future/Now" and the anthemic punch of "Baby Won’t Ya" to the percussive, chaotic closer "Skunk (Sonicly Speaking)", MC5 deliver tracks that push past the five-minute mark without losing momentum. Shorter cuts like the punk-charged "Poison" and the bluesy "Gotta Keep Movin’" hit just as hard. Despite failing to bring the band mainstream success, 'High Time' stands as a criminally underrated early-’70s rock gem—proof of MC5’s fearless creativity before their dissolution.

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