Free bassing
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By manic raven novelist
I agree with the statement by "the empty glass" that if you've heard Freekbass live, you've heard this album. But I disagree that this album is "meh". This album is the portable, live Freekbass experience!
Grooveyard is much of their recorded material. True. But this is their best album: It's Freekbass being free. In the intro for the song "Time", Freekbass asks "Who needs keyboards?" And that's what makes this album stand out.
Their recorded albums sometimes over-rely on synthsizers to add the urban R&B feel. But Grooveyard showcases the strength of the bass. Tricked-out bass is what this band is all about. They should put the bass front and center more on their studio recordings.
Crank this album with your bass turned up. Take the Freek with you.
i hate to say this.
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By the empty glass
meh. if you've seen him live in the past 3 years, you've heard this album. if not, def check it out.
true funk
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By sickassjames
freekbass always blows it up his lines are some of the funkyest stuff out there. try those lines at home its good for the soul
