ARTIST: The Shake
TITLE: Trippin' The Whole Colorful World
LABEL: Rainbow Quartz
GENRE: Rock
TIME: 40:00 min
SIZE: 58,1 MB
RIP DATE: Apr-20-2007
RELEASE DATE: Apr-03-2007
WEBSITE: n/a
Track List:
01. She's In Black 03:41
02. Stop The Show 02:40
03. Now I'm Alone 03:19
04. Still Haven't Seen The Man On The Moon 03:58
05. She's My Girl 03:19
06. 707 00:30
07. You Said Goodbye 02:21
08. I Got A Hole In My Soul 04:10
09. Do You Love Me Too 02:16
10. Don't Like Summertime 02:33
11. You Know 03:03
12. Oh No 01:48
13. Something Real 03:28
14. Can't Fight Your Loving 02:54
Release Notes:
Yeah!! Big Yeah! Fans of the first album from The
Rooks, The Mockers and early Cotton Mather, you
gotta hear The Shake. Yes, you'll hear more from
this Spanish band like Dave Clark Five, The
Easybeats, The Kinks, Flamin' Groovies and yr fave
Merseybeat bands from 1965! This is extremely cool
neo-garage, slightly mod, very psychedelic pop/rock
band offering up an album of perfectly sculpted
songs dripping with harmonies, with guitars both
jangly and crunchy - it is truly Revolveresque
material!
"The Shake make their influences clear from the
beginning, so that nobody is mistaken...think
Easybeats and The Creation meets Small Faces..full
of riffs and shining refrains, their excellent sound
is muscular and powerful, more in line with The Who
crossed with The Kinks. The Shake convince without
effort. Fans of classic guitar power pop will
collapse in excitement!"-PopThing.com. The result
conjugates the power and the definition of the
present productions and the aged flavor of the
classic recordings; the muscular guitars of the Who
more mod and their agreed ones of power with the
voices purified of Searchers or of the Fab Four. "A
swinging set of tunes with just an occasional peep
out of the '65-'66 time frame, though all of them
sounding just as contemporary as they are
MODern...should not only make you 'shake', but shout
'n shimmy, as well."-Popism-Music.com.