Very good music very badly converted product

No other band emulated the blues rock sound of the Bay Area from the late '60s at present as perfectly as the Blues Pills that actually goes smoothly through the album by then. Even when the cover and in the outfits of the band members they are visibly effort precisely to evoke these associations.

The songs have a composer still room for improvement but the arrangements are suitable and musical Quicksilver Messenger Service, Johnny Winter, Jimi Hendrix or Janis Joplin even the early Funk Rock of Mothers Finest is here with Jefferson Airplane, trying what the numbers basically Adicional Pepp would confer

Why would? Because the mastering was done here so hard on 60s that momentum thereby completely by the wayside. Everything sounds mid-heavy and washed and that is extremely unfortunate, because too happy would you hear this record loud, but the louder they then turned up on the facility, the feeble sounds then.

Basically for the music gäbs 4 stars also because the singer great and unnervig phrasing and because the boys mastered their instruments well. But for the vinyl edition, it would actually be 2 star deduction, because the borders on impertinence. The beautiful cover is here the only positive, there is only rudimentary credits, no lyrics, no photos and the worst part is the pressure. I bought an inserted welded-copy, so it put a virgin on the platter and the thing crackled like no one of my poorly preserved old and playing LPs. A real let down what brought here Nuclear Blast in the trade. Whether it is provided on the cover with motifs, colored pressed vinyl is I do not know, but obviously there's quality control with Nuclear Blast no.

Despite everything, but you have to give 3 stars, I'm just hurt just that you sound kannn not perceive this music reasonable (the CD version is compressed nauseum).

Stay tuned but will hopefully be worth the band is poached by another label that knows anything about his craft