REPOST Request: Some interesting 70's HARD ROCK from Chicago with a slow studio side and nice live side. Scratchy though since it's so ancient.
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2 comments:
Bruce Brodeen said...
Hmm...you have me intrigued w/ this one! I'm a sucker, sorta, kinda collector(just the music, not the recepticle) of 70s hard rock and not heard or seen this before....been going bat crazy w/ requests, but possible reup on the horizon? btw, if you can, reach out tome via email - would love to send you some 'gifts' from me for all your hard work...just use my name w/ Gmail and you'll connect. :-)
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Blogger Bruce Brodeen said...
re-up, please....and see previous above note...can't recall if we connected 18 months ago or so....
September 19, 2018 at 3:50 PM
Thanks for the opportunity to hear this record as i'd been curious about it for a while. Unfortunately the saxophone, which is all over this record, spoils it for me.
Although the sax is well played, it just doesn't work in the context of the overall sound & actually detracts from what the rest of the group are doing.
I can see what they were thinking, let's get a sax player it'll be a unique selling point for us, making us stand out from the other bands in this style.
To be fair, mission accomplished on that score, but it simply doesn't gel.
Replace the sax with a keyboard player & they might've been well placed to ride that REO Speedwagon/Styx/Journey radio-rock gravy train, but instead obscurity beckoned.
Too bad, they could certainly play.
BFK
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