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I heard this song for the first time. It's got a heavy 70's rock vibe if you ask me. Reminds me of Aerosmith more than anything else but I hear hints of Led Zepplin in there too. I'm not the slightest bit bothered by musician's wearing their influences on their sleeve like that young three-word band that won a Grammy last year for the first album:

Wow, it really does sound like Robert Plant and Steven Tyler had an awkward love child, but it sounds great.

loved this the first time I saw it, love it even more now! especially love the guitar solo fake-out arrangement. Found these guys the same time I found this band, similar sort of thing... not sure what it is about the food fetishes LOL

Love Dirty Honey. Never heard of Black Coffee but I dig them too

I knew and loved dirty honey but never saw black coffee before. Fuck Covid. I'd risk bubonic plague to see that double bill

I'll raise .



I'm assuming we all know rival sons?


And Greta still seems a pale copy compared to all 4 of these. Not sure why. They aren't bad but the songs just dont seem as good and his voice sounds like a cheap fuzz box guitar.

This made me think of a short lived local band the grass heat. Died before I ever even got to see them but I still like their groove.

TVvoodoo wrote: ↑Mon Nov 23, 2020 9:45 am loved this the first time I saw it, love it even more now! especially love the guitar solo fake-out arrangement. Found these guys the same time I found this band, similar sort of thing... not sure what it is about the food fetishes LOL

Good stuff.

DIrty Honey and The Temperance Movement both remind me a lot of Cry of Love. That's a very good thing in my book.

Black CoffEe/South of Eden have a little more of a wild hair edge to them. Also, props for the Wolfgang.

Rollin Hand wrote: ↑Wed Nov 25, 2020 8:58 pm DIrty Honey and The Temperance Movement both remind me a lot of Cry of Love. That's a very good thing in my book.

Black CoffEe/South of Eden have a little more of a wild hair edge to them. Also, props for the Wolfgang.

Cry of Love "Brother, and Sass Jordan "Rats" got tons of play both in my car and at home. Audley Freed was/is The Truth. Stevie Salas with Sass was a Bad Ass.

Hard to believe Sass is a Montreal gal on her albums with Stevie Salas, Rats especially.

Of course,she also nearly got a really big gig in the States at one point, with the guitar player telling her that if she had testes, she would have been the new lead singer of.......











....Van Halen!