With a name like "The Walk-A-Bout," you have to conjure up images of Australia, right? This is an Aussie-American band. They are acoustically driven rock. To me comparisons to things like Blues Traveler and Hootie and the Blowfish aren't out of the question. This is mainstream alternative rock styled stuff that works really well. This CD is less than half an hour long, leaving the listener wanting more. They say you should always leave your audience in that state, so it's successful in the regard. It's an entertaining disc, too. So, they succeed on both of those levels.

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Percussion leads this piece out, and acoustic guitar rises up from there. There is a dreamy, soaring kind of vibe to this. The cut leans toward progressive rock. The percussion remains prominent. There is some cool bass work on this song, too.