All This Everything

Starting out with a slow melodic tune, Perpetual Grooves Album "All This Everything" lights up the listeners emotions in more ways then one. Although personally I feel the bands true sound cannot be truly experienced on a recorded album, or even with a live album, but only with a live show, the album showcases the bands ability to lift up the listeners emotions with their upbeat sound. Seeing the band live, is an experience all in its own however, with the band tending to not only play their own original songs, but also throw in a slew of popular covers of songs like "Take on Me." The Georgia based band will be playing many festivals as well as other shows including the ever popular Wakarusa Music Festival planned on June 2-5, 2011. Check em out! The band never fails to put on a good show!!!!

I would go right over to my wallet, get my card out and buy this album IMMEDIATELY!--If it weren't for the fact that the best songs on the album are "Life," "The Universe," "(And)Everything," which are separated by average, disjointed offerings. Hey, I'm a fan of the old Genesis and we all know how convoluted that stuff was, but at least it made sense that all those songs were on the same album. This is like mixing the Greatful Dead and Patty Smyth. It doesn't really work.

This album is so amazing just go through the songs like every single one is good. a definite buy.

in my opinion, an absolutely amazing album in its entirety. but, songs like all this everything pt.2, andromeda, long past settled in, left to drifting, and crockett + tubbs are probably the standouts. please buy this whole album because i guarantee you will not be dissapointed -- perp. groove is an awesome band that's very innovative and creative as far as jam bands go. also, if you like them you should check out the disco biscuits' album "they missed the perfume". overall, this album is perfect for chillin out, riding in the car, or really any occasion. Enjoy!

Love P-Groove! This album my favorite, esp. the title tracks and Occam's Blazer. A lot like Phish in some of the jams they groove. And like Phish, they are a great band to see live!

The first PGroove song I ever heard was Teakwood Betz. If you've ever heard it, you should agree that it is phenomenal. When I heard it, I needed more. I came to the iTunes store and bought Sweet Oblivious Antidote and loved it. After about 4 months of getting quite familiar with SOA I bought All This Everything. My first listening of this album was incredible. Every song was similar and different in all the right ways. If listened to in the right mood and frame of mind, ATE can take you on a journey. The progression through each track is so satisfying it's almost erie. It leaves you with a great sense of vindication. If you're into improvisational music (jam bands) or just good music in general, pick this one up. I'd throw out favorites, but I'd only leave out one or two if I did.

There is one song on this album that has changed my life and the way i think. If you buy one song buy Andromeda. It will grow on you, has song awesome vocals and a very relaxed guitar beat. Listen to it sober, stoned, camping, relaxing, on an airplane, at work, in the movies, in the car, anywhere and this song with put you in a good mood and a mentally positive state of mind. Walking in Place is my second all time favorite, also buy it!!!

I didn't think they'd be able to pull off another masterpiece like their first album, but wow was i incorrect, just buy this album

This is more of an evolution from Sweet Obvious Antidote than anythign else. it really shows the advancement of the muscianship and song writing PGroove experianced in two years. Buy this, personally i dig this more that SOA

I had been riding in a car with two of my friends when my buddy who was driving threw in this CD. i was immediately sucked in. The lyrics; scarce, but very clever, the instrumentals; progressive, and colorful. Anyone who really appreciates music will love this album. i strongly suggest giving it a listen.