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I actually just picked this one up about two weeks ago myself, and couldn't
agree more. Halfway through "Apache Trail" I was kicking myself for not buying
it sooner. On the first listen the arrangements really stood out. The evolution
of a lot of the songs from start to finish was really interesting, and sometimes
very unexpected. The songwriting's consistently top-notch, too.
And, like Ivan said, my hat is definitely off to anyone who can make "If I Had
a Hammer" even vaguely listenable.
I have to agree with Brian about that Vara-Tones album, though. Some of the
first few songs were great, but there were only two that grabbed my attention on
the last half. I really liked their previous album, so I was pretty let down
when this one went back into the pile after only a couple of listens.
-Warren
ipongrac <> wrote:
--- In , "Shawn Martin"
wrote:
>
> I just got around to getting the Wet Tones "Mucho Reverbo" and this
> has to be one of the best, if not the best, surf cd I've bought in
the
> last year. The guitar tones and the tunes are absolutely awesome.
> Does anyone know anything about these guys and if there is anything
> else out there of them?
Ah, Shawn, Shawn, Shawn... If you only read my reviews I post on
here and take them to heart, you could have known about this CD a
year and a half ago! ;)
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