Brothers Past Discography of CDs

Brothers Past music CDs Unlike their jam band peers and predecessors, who tend to trace their musical influences to old-time country, blues, and rock & roll, Philadelphia quartet Brothers Past displays lots of pop, rock, and dance music influences of the 1960s, '70s, and early '80s on its third album, This Feeling's Called Goodbye. They do fit into the jam band category in the sense that they seem more comfortable playing than constructing songs. Even though no track here lasts longer than six minutes, the songs clearly sound as though the music came first while the lyrics, full of insecurity and lovelorn angst, came second and were shoehorned into existing riff patterns. And when the band takes the occasional moment or two for an instrumental break, for example in "Simple Gift of Man," you can tell how much they want to go on for another five or ten. But from the first moment, keyed to Tom McKee's bright synthesizer sounds, Tom Hamilton's quick strumming, and the energetic rhythm section of Clay Parnell and Rick Lowenberg, this is sparkling pop music that fearlessly mixes up its influences. "Forget You ...

Brothers Past discography Track Listing of songs: Too Late To Call; State Police; Dead Clowns; Signs Of Life; Throw Me Around;

Brothers Past songs Track Listing of songs: Turn & Toss; A Wonderful Day; The Ceiling; The Ceiling; Night Villains; Monster Come Out At Night; The Mirror; Tired Sight; Tired Sigh; Bottle Cap; A Wonderful Day;

Brothers Past CD discography Track Listing of songs: Nothing And Everything Else; Who Really Runs The Planet; Elements; Squeeze; Crutch;

Brothers Past albums Track Listing of songs: Leave The Light On; One Rabbit Race; State Police; Celebrity; Forget You Know Me; Simple Gift Of Man; Too Late To Call; Inhale; Words Like Weapons; Year Of The Horse; Exhale; Everything Must Go;