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Drive By Truckers - Southern Rock Opera

Cover von Southern Rock Opera
Drive By Truckers
Southern Rock Opera

Label Music On CD
Erstveröffentlichung 31.01.2025
Format 2-CD
Lieferzeit 1 – 3 Werktage
Preis 19,95 € (inkl. MwSt. zzgl. Versand)
Rezension

This double disc is more akin to a song cycle about Southern rock, in particular Lynyrd Skynyrd. Almost six years in the making, the ‘Drive-By Truckers’ have created a startlingly intelligent work that proudly stands with the best music of their obvious inspiration. Largely written and conceived by lead trucker Patterson Hood (son of famed Muscle Shoals bassist David Hood), who sings the majority of the songs in a torn, ragged, but emotionally charged twangy voice somewhere between Tom Petty and Rod Stewart, these 20 literate tracks encapsulate a remarkably objective look at what Hood calls the duality of the South. The two discs are divided into Acts I and II; the first sets the stage by exploring aspects of an unnamed Southern teen's background growing up as a music fan in an environment where sports stars, not rock stars, were idolized. The second follows him as he joins his Skynyrd-styled dream band, tours the world, and eventually crashes to his death in the same sort of airplane accident that claimed his heroes. Magnificent songwriting, passionate singing, and ruggedly confident but far from over-the-top playing, “Southern Rock Opera” should be required listening not only for fans of the genre, but anyone interested in the history of '70s rock, or even the history of the South in that decade.

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Review

“Follow Blind” is the fifth studio album by punk rock band The Wipers, originally released in 1987. This is the first CD to highlight the virtuoso guitar playing of Greg Sage. It is a very transparent production, something in which the previous Wipers releases did not really excel. Here you can clearly hear note by note how Greg Sage builds a song. The rest of the group, Steve Plouf /dr) & Brad Davidson (bs), also places their own emphasis on this, including: through double-layered basslines. A good solid album; more mature than the first more punky LP's; again with that inimitable sound of Greg's guitar and band sound.

Tracklisting
CD 1:<
>1. Days of Graduation<
>2. Ronnie and Neil<
>3. 72 (This Highway S Mean)<
>4. Dead, Drunk, and Naked<
>5. Guitar Man Upstairs<
>6. Birmingham<
>7. The Southern Thing<
>8. The Three Great Alabama Icons<
>9. Wallace<
>10. Zip City<
>11. Moved<
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>CD 2:<
>1. Days of Graduation<
>2. Ronnie and Neil<
>3. 72 (This Highway S Mean)<
>4. Dead, Drunk, and Naked<
>5. Guitar Man Upstairs<
>6. Birmingham<
>7. The Southern Thing<
>8. The Three Great Alabama Icons<
>9. Wallace<
>10. Zip City<
>11. Moved