FLYING BURRITO BROS, THE – The Gilded Palace Of Sin

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FLYING BURRITO BROS, THE – The Gilded Palace Of Sin"In 1969, The Flying Burrito Brothers welcomed listeners into their Gilded Palace of Sin. The album, released on Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss' A&M label, heralded a new style of music one which co founder Gram Parsons would famously dub "Cosmic American Music." Indeed, the sounds emanating from this Palace were, at the same time, surprisingly traditional and completely radical. For the Burritos melded the harmonies of the Everlys or the Louvins with the

psychedelic and grooving

Taking their cues from a diverse bunch of legends including AC/DC

while the keys add subtle and surreal counterpoint to the withering world Gill depicts in her lyrics

2 True Trans Soul Rebel

punkish grinding that highlights the band's current level of production

Ghetto Blasters 2:52 Bringer of War 3:08 Shred the Dead 2:59 Dungeon Bastards 2:53 Ghoulunatics 4:40 Blood and Guts 3:09 Word is Law 3:09 Death Campaign 2:41 Guitarmageddon 4:02 Abominox 5:22

” he rants over the contusive mosh-pit bounce of “Forever Now

Movements and Grayscale

and has a great chorus – “You used to smile but now you don’t

” it’s obvious why the Shop Assistants’ management found the band so appealing

DRI – basically the who’s who of mid 80’s thrash and crossover

Dave Matthews Band)

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