the unpronounceable
Bella Bella Bella
© 2002 Mogens Music, LLC (634479184628)
CD permanently out of stock. Sorry!
A limited-edition "jazz" bootleg with an stylistic cocktail of Duke Ellington, Radiohead, Muddy Waters, and Black Sabbath stirred to explosive perfection.
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'Bella Bella Bella' is 1 of 3 limited-edition bootleg recordings. We kept running out at shows, so we thought we'd sell them here, too. It is now forever out of stock, but you can download it now for FREE on our website!
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THE UNPRONOUNCEABLE IS NOT A MAINSTREAM POP BAND
You might think that a blend of influences such Duke Ellington, Radiohead, Muddy Waters, and Black Sabbath would strike the musical palate like an unwitting cocktail of orange juice and toothpaste. But since its inception, this eclectic hybrid jazz rock combo has developed this seemingly insensible mix of sound into a complex and sweetly addictive flavour.
The organization was formed in northeast Pennsylvania, born out of a two-man open mic experiment expanded rapidly into a four-man six-piece with a penchant for swapping instruments on stage between songs. They gallivanted through the area, cutting their teeth in the smoky murk of the Lehigh Valley, and on the popular downtown Philadelphia stages of the Tin Angel, the Grape Street Pub, the North Star Bar, the Pontiac Grille, as well as an assortment of sub-urban beer halls, snow-bound colleges, side-street festivals, and small town weddings.
If you do not embrace the unpronounceable, you will be very sad, and bad things will happen to you, always.
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The CD is GREAT, love it
author: perryob2ike I said, thr CD is great. I recommend it.
relax, unwind...indulge
author: a fanThis CD brings out the best of my moods...the jazz is excellent and June Bug is perhaps one of the most romantically realistic songs I've come across. In truth, the songs, all exceptionally melodious, are the perfect soundtrack for both sipping a martini on a hot summer evening in the happy company of good friends or nursing whiskey in solitude on a chilly winter's night when life is less than gratifying. Ultimately, by the end of the CD, you'll have come full circle, realizing that it is possible to be happy when you're sad and sad when you're happy. In short--Check it out! And the band's other great offerings. In closing, I must mention that the guitar is absolutely phenominal on this CD!