This album suffers from a major problem. The problem is that there are loads of
unknown bands that can play at this level of talent that are almost completely
unknown. I admit this album does have
its moments where it is really good.
However, at its core this is same old same old rock n’ roll and I would
rather go to a local bar and sit on the bar stool with a front row seat to
listen to music like this. Seriously, I
don’t have a lot of money. The chances
I’d have the money to see Chicken Foot live are nil because I have no
money. I can’t believe the audacity of
the singer thinking that he has something in common with the common man through
adding a track about the woes of common people, as if this would make it okay
when they bring in millions of dollars in album sales alone. The music is worth 3 stars in my opinion, but
the mass marketing of this band and its support that it has undeservedly
received has this album clocking in at 2 stars IMHO. I don’t like music of the rich, for the rich,
and by the rich.
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