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Track by Track Review
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Man Downtown
Percussion starts this and acoustic guitar climbs up from there. The opening verse is in this melodic, balladic style. They power it up to a more rocking sound from there, though. This is quite accessible and catchy with a real Americana vibe to it. |
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Three
A little more raw, this is another straight-ahead. There are some punk rock elements in the mix, but overall this is just plain rock music. It’s not as catchy as the opener, though. |
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New Face
More along the lines of the second cut, this one is a lot catchier. In fact, I think of the opening three I like this best. It’s still just good rock and roll, but there’s nothing wrong with that. |
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Prince of Providence
An acoustic based number, this is cool. While it’s a good bit of variety, and is reasonably catchy, it seems a little too long for the lack of variety within.
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Girl Next Door Now, this is more like it. There’s a killer funky retro groove to this thing. This has some great shifts and changes, a catchy vocal hook and a meaty guitar solo. |
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Thirty Years
The driving riff that carries this is a bit like the sounds Led Zeppelin and other 1970s band created. There’s a bit of a punk edge to this, though. |
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Wrapped in Silk
The bass really drives this thing. It’s got almost a jazz groove to it and it just oozes charm. The instrumental section on this is particularly tasty. Also, the closing movement, where it really powers up, is killer. |
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Lonely Sunday Drive
Here’s a straight-ahead pop rocker. It’s catchy and still has plenty off oomph to it. |
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The Fall
Moving between mellower motifs and more hard rocking ones, this is a cool tune. It’s modern in sound, but still feels very much like classic rock. At times this really reminds me of some of the acoustic based rock from Led Zeppelin. |
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Plastic Heart
This isn’t all that different from a lot of the other music here, feeling pretty classic in nature, but it’s still a good tune. |
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The Silence
Basically a power ballad, this one is very much in keeping with a classic rock vibe. It’s another solid number. In fact, it stands as one of the better pieces here. |
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Peculiar Way
This hard rocker is more like something from Elvis Costello in a lot of ways. |
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Sunday Girl
Here’s a killer funky piece of music. This is a great way to close things in style.
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