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Burnt By The Sun - The Perfect Is The Enemy Of The Good
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| Nik Olaz User Info... | If you havent yet heard of BBTS, i highly suggest you go and pick up their debut CD "Soundtrack To The Personal Revolution", which i regard as a masterpiece . This is the next step in their evolution, keeping the sensibility of their last CD along with new twists to their sound. They are also now only a 4-piece, but you cant really tell the difference. Mike Oleander has changed his vocal style slightly, but it fits quite well. John Adubato's guitar style is very lush and sets the atmosphere quite well, with Ted Patterson's bass licks adding quite nicely to the mix. And of course the man of 1000 bands, Dave Witte is an insane drummer, probably the best in the business if you ask me. All the songs on this rock, and i'm glad to see this band not cheapen their integrity. This is one excellent album. - Sat, 27 Sep 2003 2:15am | ||
| Mr. Hell User Info... | Suggest to me the four best tracks off of each of their last two albums (that be eight total). I have heard BBTS before and like them, but I can't remember which tunes I liked best, and I haven't heard the new one. Be sure they are the absolute best...your reputation is on the line here. *EDIT*: Nevermind, I downloaded every song they ever did and kept the good ones. The pressure is off. heh. - Mon, 29 Sep 2003 7:10pm | ||
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