| All Artists: Title: Ignorant Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Grandma's Phonograph Company Original Release Date: 1/1/2002 Album Type: CD Genre: Rock Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 691045908620 |
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 | Ignorant Genre: Rock 10 tracks: 1. Ghostown — 2. The Grain — 3. Foundation — 4. Seasons — 5. Backroom At Volpi's — 6. Somthing in Here — 7. Take It Back — 8. Andrew Jackson — 9. Dillons Beach — 10. Consequences .......... Sacramento band Nevada Backwar... more » |
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10 tracks: 1. Ghostown
2. The Grain
3. Foundation
4. Seasons
5. Backroom At Volpi's
6. Somthing in Here
7. Take It Back
8. Andrew Jackson
9. Dillons Beach
10. Consequences .......... Sacramento band Nevada Backwards debut CD, Ignorant, released earlier this year, has everything--and a bag of chips. Nevada Backwards plays a rockin country-blues style like many bands only wish to play. Its in the bands blood--no B.S., no filler, just pure, heartfelt music reminiscent of the Band, or 16 Horsepower without the banshee vocals. The excellently played piano, guitar, accordion and various types of mandolins and Brian Ballentines incredibly unique vocals--he also blows one of the meanest harmonicas Ive ever heard--will make you want to let your beer get warm in your hand. The opening song, Ghostown, is worthy of Neil Youngs attention; perhaps he should consider recording a cover version. Ignorant is definitely in my top 10 for 2002.
2. The Grain
3. Foundation
4. Seasons
5. Backroom At Volpi's
6. Somthing in Here
7. Take It Back
8. Andrew Jackson
9. Dillons Beach
10. Consequences .......... Sacramento band Nevada Backwards debut CD, Ignorant, released earlier this year, has everything--and a bag of chips. Nevada Backwards plays a rockin country-blues style like many bands only wish to play. Its in the bands blood--no B.S., no filler, just pure, heartfelt music reminiscent of the Band, or 16 Horsepower without the banshee vocals. The excellently played piano, guitar, accordion and various types of mandolins and Brian Ballentines incredibly unique vocals--he also blows one of the meanest harmonicas Ive ever heard--will make you want to let your beer get warm in your hand. The opening song, Ghostown, is worthy of Neil Youngs attention; perhaps he should consider recording a cover version. Ignorant is definitely in my top 10 for 2002.