Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 71:41
Size: 164.1 MB
Styles: Rock, Blues rock
Year: 2013
Art: Front
[ 5:06] 1. Collateral Damage
[ 6:14] 2. Angels And Aliens
[ 1:15] 3. For Jasmine
[ 5:06] 4. Hang On, Big Brother
[ 5:54] 5. Wishing Well
[ 3:08] 6. Hate Crime
[ 5:15] 7. Lascivious
[ 6:44] 8. Black Jeans
[ 6:51] 9. Sunshine Of Your Love
[10:20] 10. Been So High (The Only Place To Go Is Down)
[ 4:42] 11. Me And You
[ 5:43] 12. The Greatest Love
[ 5:18] 13. Frightening
It’s often been said that three-piece bands are the most expressive and most balanced musical units known to the rock world. Cream, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Rush, The Police, Primus … These legendary acts struck upon the correct ratio of musicianship and progressive songwriting by exploring uncharted musical territories while highlighting the individual talents within their collective ranks. Pinnick Gales Pridgen show some of their influences with their brilliant version of seminal power trio Cream’s “Sunshine Of Your Love”. Pinnick says, "Our version has a different vibe: it’s tuned down, real low.”
Composed of King’s X’s bassist/vocalist dUg Pinnick of the progressive metal band King’s X, southpaw blues-rock guitarist Eric Gales (Lauryn Hill, solo) and ambitious ambidextrous drummer and former Mars Volta member, Thomas Pridgen, PGP unites three versatile artists, who demand, as much as share, the musical spotlight. On the band’s debut, each member of PGP infuses the material with his own set of musical influences, transforming his individual instrument into a lead instrument. The absolutely slamming musicianship frames the recognizable melodies of these songs and catapults the music into the realms of psychedelic blues, hard rock, and progressive soul/R&B.
“This record is three guys, with music in us, who said, ‘Let’s go for it,’” says Pinnick. “It was built upon raw energy.” Produced Mike Varney, Pinnick Gales Pridgen’s debut contains all the stinging bite and all-out sonic boom of King’s X, The Mars Volta and The Eric Gales Band. In addition, fans of artists as far ranging as Jimi Hendrix , Cream, Living Colour, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Tool, The Who, Stevie Wonder and Liquid Tension Experiment might find something meaningful in these meaty, extended tracks. “I think the record has a combination of all of the good things about our playing,” says Pridgen.
“This is just colossal,” Gales concludes. “This is just some slammin’ [stuff]. When you put a project out like this, man, people will want to hear that [material] live. I know I would.”
Composed of King’s X’s bassist/vocalist dUg Pinnick of the progressive metal band King’s X, southpaw blues-rock guitarist Eric Gales (Lauryn Hill, solo) and ambitious ambidextrous drummer and former Mars Volta member, Thomas Pridgen, PGP unites three versatile artists, who demand, as much as share, the musical spotlight. On the band’s debut, each member of PGP infuses the material with his own set of musical influences, transforming his individual instrument into a lead instrument. The absolutely slamming musicianship frames the recognizable melodies of these songs and catapults the music into the realms of psychedelic blues, hard rock, and progressive soul/R&B.
“This record is three guys, with music in us, who said, ‘Let’s go for it,’” says Pinnick. “It was built upon raw energy.” Produced Mike Varney, Pinnick Gales Pridgen’s debut contains all the stinging bite and all-out sonic boom of King’s X, The Mars Volta and The Eric Gales Band. In addition, fans of artists as far ranging as Jimi Hendrix , Cream, Living Colour, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Tool, The Who, Stevie Wonder and Liquid Tension Experiment might find something meaningful in these meaty, extended tracks. “I think the record has a combination of all of the good things about our playing,” says Pridgen.
“This is just colossal,” Gales concludes. “This is just some slammin’ [stuff]. When you put a project out like this, man, people will want to hear that [material] live. I know I would.”
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Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:37
Size: 141.1 MB
Styles: Rock, Blues rock
Year: 2014
Art: Front
[4:31] 1. Every Step Of The Way
[5:46] 2. It's Not My Time To Die
[4:23] 3. Psychofunkadelic
[8:18] 4. Watchman
[5:54] 5. Have You Cried
[5:47] 6. Like You Used To Do
[5:25] 7. Build It Back Up
[4:45] 8. The Past Is The Past
[0:52] 9. Ladonna
[5:21] 10. I Ain't Got No Money
[5:31] 11. Down To The Bone
[5:00] 12. Jambiance
dUg Pinnick, Eric Gales and Thomas Pridgen loved the experience of collaborating so much that they quickly headed back into the studio to record a second album of psychedelic blues, hard rock, and progressive soul/R&B together.
Magna Carta honcho Peter Morticelli and his partner Mike Varney dreamed up the team and brought them together to collaborate on this second album just months after the first album was released to such critical acclaim among the press and the fans. As for the chemistry between the three, Gales said it all clicked almost instantly. "There was a lot going on and it was really exciting. We got together, collaborated and just pulled and tugged at each other and that’s what came out. It was a beautiful outcome.”
Magna Carta honcho Peter Morticelli and his partner Mike Varney dreamed up the team and brought them together to collaborate on this second album just months after the first album was released to such critical acclaim among the press and the fans. As for the chemistry between the three, Gales said it all clicked almost instantly. "There was a lot going on and it was really exciting. We got together, collaborated and just pulled and tugged at each other and that’s what came out. It was a beautiful outcome.”
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