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Ernest Robert Boetz is a guitar player from Atlanta, Georgia,
who have decided to go out looking for success on his own. He is probably
doing the right thing because he seems to be a great musician and having a
band could lead to problems that he could do well without. The music on this
cd is straight-forward hardrock with a strong blues feeling. Bands that come
to mind are the 70's versions of Aerosmith and AC/DC (without the annoying
vocals of course...). There is a lot of passion and feelings put down into
this compact disc which makes it a lot more interesting. As a guest singer on
the opening track we can hear no other than Lemmy Kilmister from Motörhead who
probably realized that this guy is in possession of a big amount of talent and
potential. Boetz will never follow trends and I'm extremely happy about that
because this is what hardrock was meant to be like. Most of the songs on the
album are very good except for "Oh Boy!" which sounds a little stupid. If
you are into riff-happy blues rock than this is a quality album for
you.
| Tracklist |
1. Call To Arms 2. GreenBack |
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Crack 3. Weak In The Knees 4. Rock-n-Roll Is Good 5. |
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Shinin' 6. Getting Over You 7. Oh Boy! 8. Don't Mean A |
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Thing 9. Wish 10. Almost To Scotland |
: 36.16
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