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FUOCO – A Travelogue

Review

FUOCO

A Travelogue

Genre
CD
Datum
23.10.2006
Autor
The King Det.
8 /10
Well, in the past, one would have called this hippie music. The Frankfurt/Vienna
crew appears here on a line that features grooving bass lines, sluggish drums, and keyboard sounds that give the vocals a certain flair
that is just as hypnotic as the rest. Those who know me
know what’s coming next. I hate keyboards, but since we’re not
riding the punk wave here, I have to say that it somehow fits and
it excites me. It reminds me a little of STEVE MILLER
BAND or P. FLYOD. It’s just not quite as rocky, but in certain respects, it would fit, as they are somewhat poppy, but lay their tracks differently! This production will be released on November 27, 2006, by TRIPPLE EGGS and RADAR and is definitely not for the punk rocker who doesn’t also enjoy other sounds. Track 10 out of the 10 on this record has a pause of a whopping 6 minutes and lasts over 19 minutes. The other pieces also have astonishing lengths of 7 minutes, and you can already see how illusory their sound is. After the beautiful end of the pause, it rocks well again, and the guitars bid farewell in a nice way. So I find this release quite exciting but not necessarily a must-have.

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