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GBH Live In L.A.
(Red Vinyl) Review: GBH - the quintessential British punk rock band that never fails to bring the noise.
On their latest release, 'Live In L.A.', captured on vibrant red vinyl no less, the lads showcase their raw energy and infectious spirit that made them legends in the punk scene.
From the moment the needle drops, you're transported to a sweaty, beer-soaked dive bar in Los Angeles, with the band tearing through their classics like "City Baby Attacked By Rats" and "Sick Boy" with a ferocity that hasn't wavered since their heyday in the '80s.
Frontman Colin Abrahall's gravelly vocals still pack a punch, while guitarist Jock Blyth shreds with the precision and intensity of a man half his age.
The rhythm section, comprised of Ross Lomas and Scott Preece, provides a thunderous backbone that propels the songs forward with an unrelenting force.
The production on this live album is top-notch, capturing the rawness and urgency of GBH's live show without sacrificing clarity or fidelity.
Each instrument cuts through the mix with razor-sharp precision, allowing every note and lyric to resonate with maximum impact.
In conclusion, 'Live In L.A.' is a raucous, exhilarating testament to GBH's enduring power and influence in the world of punk rock.
So grab a pint, turn up the volume, and let GBH take you on a wild ride that you won't soon forget.
Cheers!
(Red Vinyl) Review: GBH - the quintessential British punk rock band that never fails to bring the noise.
On their latest release, 'Live In L.A.', captured on vibrant red vinyl no less, the lads showcase their raw energy and infectious spirit that made them legends in the punk scene.
From the moment the needle drops, you're transported to a sweaty, beer-soaked dive bar in Los Angeles, with the band tearing through their classics like "City Baby Attacked By Rats" and "Sick Boy" with a ferocity that hasn't wavered since their heyday in the '80s.
Frontman Colin Abrahall's gravelly vocals still pack a punch, while guitarist Jock Blyth shreds with the precision and intensity of a man half his age.
The rhythm section, comprised of Ross Lomas and Scott Preece, provides a thunderous backbone that propels the songs forward with an unrelenting force.
The production on this live album is top-notch, capturing the rawness and urgency of GBH's live show without sacrificing clarity or fidelity.
Each instrument cuts through the mix with razor-sharp precision, allowing every note and lyric to resonate with maximum impact.
In conclusion, 'Live In L.A.' is a raucous, exhilarating testament to GBH's enduring power and influence in the world of punk rock.
So grab a pint, turn up the volume, and let GBH take you on a wild ride that you won't soon forget.
Cheers!