What Are You Listening To Right Now?
Apr 5, 2008 at 12:38 AM Post #4,396 of 136,892
Eagles - Waiting in the weeds

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Apr 5, 2008 at 1:28 AM Post #4,397 of 136,892
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Just received this box set, sound is Excellent
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Apr 5, 2008 at 2:45 AM Post #4,399 of 136,892
'Slug And Murs' // Murs -- murs is my best friend

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Apr 5, 2008 at 8:34 AM Post #4,404 of 136,892
Atreyu - Bleeding Hearts Shed No Tears
Bleeding Through - Return to Sender
 
Apr 5, 2008 at 2:15 PM Post #4,409 of 136,892
Andy McKee and NEXT

Sound Roots

Review notes taken from the Mapleshade Records page:
Picture this: Miles’ exciting, late sixties horn blend, the rhythmic urge of a Mingus solo, a note-bending, bluesy electric guitar—and Mapleshade sound. That’s Sound Roots. “The mood here is modern, blues-tinged… McKee plays the devil out of the bass, as his performances with the Mingus Big Band, Elvin Jones and others have proved. His walking lines are wrist-thick, filled with limber notes; his intonation is spot-on…” 4 1/2 Stars, according to Down Beat. Andy’s feel-it-in-the-floor bass propels the gorgeously natural-sounding horns and the warm electric guitar. Billy Kilson’s drums are excitingly splashy and dynamic The originals by McKee are irresistible. Their rhythmic twists and turns, their surprising changes in mood keep me riveted. Features Alex Foster on sax locked ultra-tight with Ryan Kisor on trumpet, backed by Ed Cherry’s soulful, Bensonesque electric guitar. (#04432)

Andy McKee, bass
Ed Cherry, electric guitar
Alex Foster, saxophones
Ryan Kisor, pocket trumpet
Billy Kilson, drums
With guest:
Hamiet Bluiett, bari sax

/Recording Value: A
 

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