Fruupp Future Legends CD

 70's Rock rules again
Once again the mighty sounds of Guitars harminising coupled with real drummers that actually move (quite fast) and keyboards that compliment the pulse and beat of the somtimes enthralling music that emanates from each track has arrived at my doorstep. To visit once again the magical and fantastic music created by Fruupp was an experience joyfully enjoyed. This album can be listened to hundreds of times without it getting stale. It begins with a delicious track that conjures up the best of the syncing of rock and folk irish music, called Future Legends, then it slowly morphs into the outstanding track on the album Decision which builds to a pounding of bass guitar and explodes into a remarkable electric guitar riff coupled with the sounds of violins this track is remarkable because it reminds me of the great head banging tracks of the early 70's. As day breaks with Dawn is a contemplative tracj that experiments with beats and rhythms and agin uses influences of asian and oriental and irish fusions to round of an excellent track. Graveyard Epistle is a hunting echoy track that again pulses with asian and irish rock fusion. In the old days one had to flip the record over to hear the next track. Lord of the incubus is a good rock anthem type track which I'm sure would have sounded great live. It contatins a great rock n roll riff. Old tyme future is a jazzy fusion track with blues overtones, it references the troubles experienced in Northern Ireland at the time of release. Song for a thought is the next track and it starts like an old irish jig or reel and slows down to a heavy metal blues symphony, with choral compliments. The album finishes with a reprise of the first track Future Legends a pleasant ballad. On the Cd version that I sourced from the good people at CD Universe there is a bonus track which wouldent have fitted on the vinyl LP. On a clear day is a focus influenced track reminiscent of the end of the 60's free love music. Thats about it I hope you enjoy these tracks as much as I do
Submitted by thingamajig18 (Dublin, Ireland) 
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