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Classic rock, hard rock or even bluesy rock
is what Dirty
Americans are all about. Their new disc “Strange Generation”
rocks out. Stone Temple Pilots come to mind along with Sabbath, Zepplin,
Grand Funk Railroad, Cream, Queens of the Stone Age, GNR, BOC, and
I can think of many more. It’s not heavy enough all the time
to be truly metal, but heavier than regular rock. Majority of the
main riffs in the song are quite catchy, I found it easy to get into
this CD. The guitars have that stoner rock, buzzsaw sound. Musically
this disc isn’t too complex, but it really doesn’t need
to be. Every song feels full; if you added more to it, you would interrupt
the smooth flow. All songs are radio length, 3-5 minutes, and have
potential for some airplay. And it’s produced by Paul Ebersold
(3 Doors Down, Saliva), so you know everything sounds good. The Dirty
Americans should appeal to people into rock and hard rock the most,
unless you are too metal to appreciate the music. All songs are pretty
solid. I would need this to be heavier for me to really get into “Strange
Generation.” Rating: 81 |
