- Audio CD (5 Feb 2007)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Consequence Records
- ASIN: B000J3EZAE
- Other Editions: MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 162,606 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Belmont Hill |
| 2. Song for Buzz Aldrin |
| 3. Two Day Change |
| 4. Mojo Asylum |
| 5. You've all become giants |
| 6. The day I helped a patchwork friend |
| 7. Get On Down |
| 8. 5108 |
| 9. Mugger got Mugged |
| 10. Red sky at night, what a wonderful sight |
| 11. Bones & Rags |
Product Description
Review
The Tarka Groove Experiment is pretty special band. They play retro-rock, but somehow it feels very different from all the other retro-bands that popped up lately. Influences could be The Doors, Reef, James Brown, Ben Harper, Deep Purple... you can't be sure really --Music.com
Tarka Groove Experiment meld a variety of influences into something young, strong and robust with a wide appeal. I recommend you try and get to see them . --Jukebox
I pressed play on my stereo and heard the sweetest sounds of Woodstock era rock! After ejecting the disc to make sure I d not put on a Free or Bad Company disc by mistake, I settled back to take in the impressive rock sounds of The Tarka Groove Experiment. It has to be said, this really is an impressive collection of brilliantly crafted, expertly played, and professionally produced songs. Main track Get on Down features some impressive bluesy vocals and a guitar riff that Ritchie Blackmore would have been proud of. --Sandman
Tarka Groove Experiment meld a variety of influences into something young, strong and robust with a wide appeal. I recommend you try and get to see them . --Jukebox
I pressed play on my stereo and heard the sweetest sounds of Woodstock era rock! After ejecting the disc to make sure I d not put on a Free or Bad Company disc by mistake, I settled back to take in the impressive rock sounds of The Tarka Groove Experiment. It has to be said, this really is an impressive collection of brilliantly crafted, expertly played, and professionally produced songs. Main track Get on Down features some impressive bluesy vocals and a guitar riff that Ritchie Blackmore would have been proud of. --Sandman
CD Description
Taking influence from Gomez, Ben Harper, Black Crowes and The Beatles, "I've Fallen Over" gracefully dives into many genres, serving a colourful plethora of diversity to every listener. If you appreciate innovative blues, roots, electronica, rock and country, this album is a must have.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best thing I ever bought...........................,
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This review is from: I've Fallen Over (Audio CD)
Well where do you begin. It seems like these lads and a lady have managed to forage into the funk undergrowth, growing on the side of a zeppelin being piloted by John Butler and Ben Harper. Whilst dragging their balls, boobs and beards through old rock mags and dirty tins of country and tuna, they ended up at a cross roads not yet reached by any other bands. The weird thing is that at the cross roads, there is 4 signs, and each one says,'Your going the right way'.No matter what genre you want to try and categorise these funkrockinfolks into, they can do anyone of them, and bloody well too. The CD is stuck in my car player, sometimes when things go wrong, they can be a blessing in disguise, Thankyou oh mighty one,
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sting-esque vocals meets Jamiroquai funk,
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This review is from: I've Fallen Over (Audio CD)
I was lucky enough to capture one of The Tarka Groove Experiment's intimate live gigs as part of their UK tour. I soon realised that it won't be long before they're commanding a bigger stage they deserve or topping up the `feel good factor' at the next summer fest. This refreshing album has wide appeal, transcending funk, reggae, blues, rock and folk. Sure to be breezing the airwaves of a trendy café near you as you muse over a Sunday afternoon macchiato. Chill out and smile. Buy it now and you'll realise why.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A half-baked review... but I love this album.,
By Shell (West Midlands) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I've Fallen Over (Audio CD)
It's rather difficult to categorise this band's sound: lounge, funk, rock, blues, soul. They're all in there. The album complements all types of weather and all moods. But when the sun is shining, the album gets you high (so to speak!)
The dynamics of the album are great. Two guitarists, one bassist, one violinist, one keyboardist, one drummer, two vocalists (perfect harmonies).
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