Year: 2001
Time: 51:24
Size: 117,9 MB
Label: Self Released
Styles: Rock/Jam Bands
Art: Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Chances - 6:25
2. Somehow - 4:39
3. Becky - 3:39
4. Spiral - 7:05
5. Pawn - 4:59
6. Casually Moves On - 6:08
7. Rumplestiltskin - 4:30
8. Parkway Blue Blinder - 4:12
9. Train Song - 4:37
10. Plough And The Star - 5:06
This album of the quintet from North Carolina! They are considered one of the most established Southern Rock / Jamrock bands of today, what they put on their refreshing new work again lasting proof. Two reshuffles there has been in the band: on the one hand was the new drummer Noel Felty, on the other hand, the violinist and singer Steve Trismen, the rather strongly influenced the "new" sound. Of course, we still hear the typical Jupiter Coyote-riffs and grooves with this certain Southern feeling, but Trismen's Fiddle is extremely dominant and often stands strong in the foreground. You lack in any single song! Thus, from the twin-guitar sound often something like a "semi Fiddle / Guitar" sound. Both instruments are often used in parallel. Highlights of the album are the 7-minute "Spiral" with great slide guitar, fine percussion and an endless jam feeling, as well as the "Train Song", which is also gebragt of beautiful guitar work and certainly the Allman Brothers well to shame , In track 7, with the funny caption "Rumplestiltskin" guessed one even Doobie Brothers -Parallelen. Ordinary part!
Waxing Moon
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