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Written by drumpro
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Tuesday, 22 July 2008 |
 Cindy Blackman is a force to be reconed with on the skins. She has a masters touch and paints on a sonic canvass in brilliant colors in her laters release "Music for the New Millennium".
I knew Cindy was a powerhouse having played with the "Who's- Who" of funk, jazz and rock royalty, but I've been putting off this review so that I could keep these CDs... That's right a double disc set... in my CD player.
While the radio plays ear candy on heavy rotation to serve the drooling masses, I prefer my daily dose of the 4 food groups, of which this new release is chock full of.
As after a good meal, I feel satisfied and energized while listening to the album. Cindy weaves her unique melodic and rhythmic voice through each tune with control and spacial respect. If you're a jazz lover, you'll dig it, if you're a fusion lover, you'll assimilate it and if you love the drums, you'll be baptised in it!
You can get here: Cindy Blackman - Music !
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Written by drumpro
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Wednesday, 16 July 2008 |
 Tragic City Symphony Lynam knocked my socks off with a great release. I have to go back and check out thier older stuff now. Tragic City Symohony is set to release August 26th, 2008. The whole album is very well produced with more that enough hooky lyrics and grooves to keep you groovin throughout the disc. The group hails from Birmingham, AL and consists of Jacob Lynam(vocals, guitar), David Lynam(drums, vocals), and Mark Lynam(bass, vocals). A little Glam.. a little Anthem..but ALL ROCK! You can listen to cuts directly from the band's myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/lynam "Tragic City Symphony" track listing:
01. Is This A Heartbreak Or A Loaded Gun?
02. Enemy
03. Lindsay Says
04. Just Say Anything
05. Save My Soul
06. Porn Star
07. Can’t Do Anything
08. If You Leave
09. Make It Alright
10. White Trash Superstar
11. A Million Ways
12. Suffer
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