With an engine noise of a 1.4 in full flow,no music is required
There is quite enough unpleasant festering going on in my innards currently. It is bad enough being a bit yellow around the edges with being assaulted with the greeny-browny-yuck that is the Rival Sons.
'zactlyā¦
I fear the yellow tinged one doth protest too much.
No, but I think the lead singer is wearing your hair Bob.
Fair enough, here is something from the 1970ās that kicks a bit of ass. The message is topical for those depressed by the Rival Sons and Bobās Tsunami of trash:
Like it, reminds me of The Black Crowes.
Pressure and Time is literally just the first three notes of Out On the Tiles.
But what a three notes !
Hmm, I listened to this earlier today and thought Iād stumbled upon a half decent Led Zep/Deep Purple hybrid tribute band.
Listening again that impression is being forcibly reinforced.
Absolutely nothing original here but with a couple of beers inside me and cranking the volume up a bit, it is now quite fun in a loud bluesy fuzzboxy overdriven Les Paul sort of way. Some good riffs and stuff, but nothing mind-blowingly great.
For some reason the first track reminds me of The Osmonds āCrazy Horsesā.
I think Iād quite enjoy this lot if they were playing in a pub on a Saturday night, but Iām not sure Iād want to pay actual money to see themā¦
2.5/5.
This is to music as Mc Murders is to cuisine, a load of Donald
Not a genre I normally listen to but I was pleasantly surprised. Very derivative but great fun. 3.5/5
Not so much a nod towards Zep, more of a full head-bobbing band covering unreleased material.
But they are actually good, and the album is enjoyable because it somehow pulls off a trick of not sounding hackneyed.
Ok this, not bad but as others have said, if in the mood for this sort of thing I would be more likely to put on the classic rock records itās derived from instead.