| | Freestyle Greatest Beats: The Complete Collection Volume 6 CD (1 Customer Review)
The sixth volume in Tommy Boy's freestyle extravaganza includes tracks by the Cover Girls, TKA, George Lamond, Two Without Hats and Sweet Sensation. ~ Keith Farley
Includes liner notes by Joey Gardner.
Producers include: Carlos Berrios, Mark Liggett, Chris Barbosa, Zahid Tariq, Tony Moran.
Audio Mixers: Chris Barbosa; Danny Holiday Vargas; Andy Panda; Aldo Marin; Danny Vargas; Joey Gardner; Mark Liggett; Steve Peck; Tommy Uzzo; Tony Moran; Victor Vargas; Carlos Berrios.
Liner Note Author: Joey Gardner.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Co Ro; Corina; George Lamond; Lisette Melendez; Noel; Nyasia; TKA; The Cover Girls; Two Without Hats. Freestyle Greatest Beats: The Complete Collection Volume 6 Music Freestyle Greatest Beats: The Complete Collection Volume 6 Songs Freestyle Greatest Beats: The Complete Collection Volume 6 Music Review Purchase Freestyle Greatest Beats: The Complete Collection Volume 6 CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Freestyle Greatest Beats: The Complete Collection Vol. 1 CD (1994)
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$12.15 Upon listening to the opening notes of Lorene Drive, one gets the impression that the musicianship is very good and they might be onto something that is more than just screams and teen angst. However, vocalist Daniel Murillo nips that idea in the bud on "God Knows I Loved You Kid," which seems to change gears with the wind, slowing down before nailing a chorus that brings to mind an early Foo Fighters. From there it's screamo meets nu-metal, as if they're throwing genres at the wall and seeing what sticks. "Let It Go" is a tamer, focused affair that has some semblance of a hook and some strong guitar work from Stephen Fisher and Justin Smith before poking its head into Metallica's turf. Fans of "emo" punk acts like My Chemical Romance, Yellowcard, and the Used would enjoy this band, particularly during the slowly evolving "A Kiss Won't Make This Better" and the ensuing rocker "A Song in the Key of Sex," which is a cross between the Exies and Jimmy Eat World. The best track of the bunch is the short and extremely snappy "Lip Service," which has no fat on it whatsoever. "Change of Occupancy" also has several good points, recalling early Sum 41 minus the sneering and somewhat snide lyrics. The more desperate Lorene Drive sound, the better they are, judging by "Some Kind of Love." ~ Jason MacNeil
Upon listening to the opening notes of Lorene Drive, one gets the impression that the musicianship is very good and they might be onto something that is more than just screams and teen angst. However, vocalist Daniel Murillo nips that idea in the bud on "God Knows I Loved You Kid," which seems to change gears with the wind, slowing down before nailing a chorus that brings to mind an early Foo Fighters. From there it's screamo meets nu-metal, as if they're throwing genres at the wall and seeing what sticks. "Let It Go" is a tamer, focused affair that has some semblance of a hook and some strong guitar work from Stephen Fisher and Justin Smith before poking its head into Metallica's turf. Fans of "emo" punk acts like My Chemical Romance, Yellowcard, and the Used would enjoy this band, particularly during the slowly evolving "A Kiss Won't Make This Better" and the ensuing rocker "A Song in the Key of Sex," which is a cross between the Exies and Jimmy Eat World. The best track of the bunch is the short and extremely snappy "Lip Service," which has no fat on it whatsoever. "Change of Occupancy" ...
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