Size: 166.1 MB
Time: 72:32
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Styles: Blues, Rock
Art: Full
1. Televised Revolution [4:48]
2. Spying Eyes [6:43]
3. Thomson Stomp [5:21]
4. Statues And Fools [7:56]
5. Unicolored Town [6:32]
6. Restringed [4:42]
7. Never Got The Blues [6:45]
8. Pre Jam [1:49]
9. Up All Night [7:11]
10. Dizzy Daisy [4:15]
11. Brothers In Mind [7:13]
12. The Wall [9:13]
Footsteps know how to hit with their music a bridge between the feeling of yesteryear and the modern blues rock. The power trio convinces with a scary authentic sound as well as the correct sense of groove. On 03 October, the band in the fall will present and discuss their new album "RESTRINGED"!
Bluesy rock songs paired with improvisation soaked lengths can arise during the concerts an electrifying tension. Both fans fat old-school guitar riffs and clever Song arrangements Dear partners should miss this band by no means live!
In addition to representatives of the classical trio as the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Cream, Grand Funk Railroad or Gov't Mule, are also part of Free, Led Zeppelin, The Allman Brothers, The Black Crowes or Derek & The Dominos to the creative role models of Footsteps. With the creative work of these artists in mind convert Footsteps in the footsteps of Jamrocks old school without being easy to work only copying. Rather, they try the musical spectrum of rock music to expand.
RestringedBluesy rock songs paired with improvisation soaked lengths can arise during the concerts an electrifying tension. Both fans fat old-school guitar riffs and clever Song arrangements Dear partners should miss this band by no means live!
In addition to representatives of the classical trio as the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Cream, Grand Funk Railroad or Gov't Mule, are also part of Free, Led Zeppelin, The Allman Brothers, The Black Crowes or Derek & The Dominos to the creative role models of Footsteps. With the creative work of these artists in mind convert Footsteps in the footsteps of Jamrocks old school without being easy to work only copying. Rather, they try the musical spectrum of rock music to expand.
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