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AMERICAN PEARL – American Pearl (Album Review)
Back in 2000, it had been a decade since the Sunset Strip had relinquished its rock n’ roll heavyweight title to Seattle. For that dreary decade, the Sunset Strip largely sat dormant while grunge, followed by boy bands, took the spotlight. I said dormant…not dead. And out from the Sunset Strip ashes arose American Pearl. You wanna know what the Sunset Strip sounded like in 2000? The American Pearl album sounds like the Sunset Strip tearing off its muzzle after being forcibly silenced for ten long years. Hell, the opening track is even called, “California,” and it and the rest of the album was made to be played at maximum volume. Kevin Roentgen relentlessly screams his ass off while he beats you half to death with his Les Paul. The album also features Rodney Rocha (bass), Noah Shain (drums), and Kevin Quinn (guitar).
Ok, Ok, I’ll stop flapping my gums here and just let the music do the talking. Here’s the aforementioned opening track, “California”:
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And here’s “Automatic,” which also appeared on the Scream 3 soundtrack:
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Enjoy!!!
BUY: American Pearl
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