It's available on all the digital outlets, Itunes,Google Play, etc etc

Physical pre-sales (which are moving along better than expected) are available thru our website

http://www.arielsatticmusic.com/pre-order-your-cd

@tour2ma said:

Above CD has been a staple in my player this trip... this is a very strong CD. It's impressed many that I have shared it with.

Plant's voice is still remarkably strong... he has not one, but two strong guitarists in his backing band.

This too

HOORAY FOR EARTH - keys. love the vid.

if you say 21 pilots i think 2016-17 pop. then i'd give you 'the 1975s'.

prob is no one really nowadays can hold a candle to what we grew up listening to in 60s 70s and 80s. from hippies to new wave, if you weren't around then well, i feel sorry for ya. prob here in NY is either you're into hardcore punk or death metal or rap..... not much middle ground unless you're stuck in 70s led zeppelin or 80s ac/dc. friends don't understand how cool OH radio was...considering.

prog rock - genesis, camel and yes.

bluesy jazzy rock - robin trower and jeff beck

r and b - teddy pendergrass and isley brothers.

could go on and on. the 'new' stuff..... oooof. lucky these guys can even read music. a sampled drum beat and a vocoder and you're a millionaire.

really like citizen cope. about as recent as i am stiff. think they're from texie okie somewhere where the armadillos run free.

Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters... CD is now on order.

See if this doesn't grab you... apparently the tune is from Appalachia in the 1920s... and was first recorded in 1928.

WSS

I'm on my second listening and am picking up nuanced bits I missed on first hearing, but then the first was on the drive home from Alabama.

@tour2ma said:

Got it for Christmas and it's very good... just not as good as I hoped.

The two SNL tracks that drew me to them are here and lead the way. While a couple other tracks approach the SNL two's level, none quite achieve it and others don't come all that close. The reggae influence is present in more tracks than I was expecting. Its use give a feeling of "sameness" to some tracks... not a bad thing... just a bit impact diminishing. A couple other tracks were simply "pop-ish" and seemed more out of place approaching filler material.

I was very impressed with the SQ of the CD. Everything was clear, clean and well placed in the sound field. Even the most rapid rap riffs were understandable to even my old, non-rap tuned ears.

@tour2ma said:

Tedeschi-Truck band is on my wish-list. Does that count?

And I got their Let Me Get By release as well... the 2-CD Deluxe release. I like this a lot with one issue... on tracks where the full band is in play all the back up instruments and sometimes the backing vocalists, about 8 folks in all, all fall into a mash up of sound. The lead guitar and vocals soar above the mire, but the mire smushes everything else together.

It's weird cause otherwise the SQ is damn good. Stripped down tunes are beautifully captured... though admittedly some of that impression may be "by contrast". Dunno... never have come across this issue in the digital age...

@roycerolls said:

Tosin Abasi is a fuckin' madman on the guitar: