Crippled_Black_Phoenix-No_Sadness_Or_Farewell-CD-FLAC-2012-THEVOiD

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               Crippled Black Phoenix -No Sadness Or Farewell


          Artist   : Crippled Black Phoenix
          Album    : No Sadness Or Farewell
          Label    : Cool Green Recordings
          Year     : 2012


          Genre    : Rock                        Source  : CDDA
          Encoder  : FLAC 1.2.1                  Bitrate : 828kbps
          Playtime : 45:09                       Size    : 268.06 MB


          Tracks:

          01   How We Rock                                     12:25
          02   Hold On (So Goodbye To All Of That)             06:54
          03   What Have We Got To Lose?                       10:33
          04   One Armed Boxer                                 03:21
          05   Jonestown Martin                                06:31
          06   Long Live Independence                          05:25


          Notes:


          I have heard a lot of negative comments regarding this
          release, especially since male vocalist, Joe Volk
          departed from the group and was replaced by John E.
          Vistic. Even though JoeÆs presence will be greatly
          missed on future CBP recordings, John is a fantastic
          replacement, he has a beautiful natural voice and vocal
          style that at times reminds me of Ian Astbury (The
          Cult).

          No Sadness or Farewell is a 6 track mini album,
          recorded in the depths of the Lincolnshire countryside
          at Chapel studios. It is quite a slow pace journey
          until you reach the final track ôLong Live
          Independenceö, When the song kicks in with the extra
          toms and percussion pounding away, itÆs hard not to tap
          along to this track. One thing that I have always loved
          about CBP is that they are not scared to experiment
          with additional instruments and are always willing to
          create an open minded experience for their listeners.
          The  2nd track ôHold On (So Goodbye to all of that)ö is
          where John E. VisticÆs vocal work really shines! He
          shows amazing skill, great range and fantastic lyrics,
          the last 3 minutes of that song absolutely blew me away
          and gave me shivers down the back of my neck, itÆs a
          song that provides you with so much heart and feeling.

          Justin Greaves (Iron Monkey, Electric Wizard) song
          writing and structuring is fantastic! His one of those
          guys that knows his way around his instrument, like a
          true craftsman, just how a fine carpenter knows how to
          use his tools.  To me it seems he would have been of
          those kids back at school in your music class that
          could pick up any instrument and absolutely show
          everyone up, he could write the perfect song in his
          sleep, someone to always be jealous of. Greaves has a
          fantastic guitar tone, at times he provides a gentle
          chorus tele sound to the rusty country sound of a
          resonator to the warmth of heated valves. Though donÆt
          get me wrong, this isnÆt just a Greaves show, the other
          6 or so members also add their special elements that
          create whole CBP experience.

          IÆve been listening and following this band since they
          first started and when they release ôI, Vigilanteö in
          2010, that record set a extremely high bar for me and
          it would be extremely hard to top, I still listen to
          that record at least a couple times a week. After
          saying that, I rather enjoyed this release, I was a bit
          worried what to originally expect due to all the
          negative opinions I had heard and the addition of a new
          vocalist, but this is another great effort by one of
          the better bands I have heard in the last 10 years, I
          donÆt think itÆs their best work to date but it is
          still an enjoyable listen and definitely worth owning.
          I found it to be more of a grower than instant ear
          candy, which is much better in my opinion cause the
          albums appeal will last a lot longer and will provide
          you much more enjoyment in the long run.


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