Title: The capstone of Bloodrock's "death trilogy"...
Product review: ...is the song "Breach Of Lease". This is a much more ambitious number--it deals with the death of Mother Earth due to war, misuse of resources and destruction of the environment. Ironically, though, not only is this song the weakest volume of this "trilogy"--other artists have done at least as well on this topic. A shame, really--this one has the best hooks. Like a bass part a lot like the one that drove the Doors' classic "Riders On the Storm", plus a shimmering organ part that makes you stop and remember that there were no synthesizers in rock back then--you're listening to a standard Hammond here. Plus, this was the last album featuring the husky voice of Jim Rutledge.
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