Title: Best CD Of 2004, BAR NONE!
Review: The guy in Missouri simply must be tone-deaf, or legally, an idiot. In which case, I hope he is getting the services he needs. There is not a bad song on this entire disc, and the guitar work, song structures, and vocals are stellar throughout. If you like your smokin' Hendrix, SRV, Trower, & Cream, mixed with a little dash of Earth, Wind & Fire, funkified with some gooey 70's urban gravy, and heavied up a la King's X, then this completely original artist is for you. "Alone In Love", "Didja", and "Cardboard Sign" should have you bouncing off the walls, while the blues ditty, "Quarter, Nickel, Or A Dime" is so tasty it hurts, with Lance imitating Howlin' Wolf and Eric Gales channeling John Lee Hooker. A great cover of "Spanish Castle Magic", and the surprise appearance of Doug Pinnick on the epic "Time" also add to the worthiness of the CD. BUY AT ALL COSTS! This disc will rule your player for months.
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