francoblu

What can I say, guys? I admit my ignorance, but knowing legendary bands like Genesis or Yes, I listened with trepidation to this penultimate album by BBT. Grand Tour has dispelled all my hesitations, making me acknowledge that I am facing a true musical masterpiece. Listening to VOYAGER, the penultimate track of the album, made me jump in my seat as I attempted an impossible imitation of the truly devastating drummer. In a word, sublime—pair them with Pendragon, and I'm sure I haven’t said anything foolish. See you soon, friends. P.S. The only sour note is the recent passing of the singer David Longdon due to an accident. R.I.P.

debut album by young university students, possesses a freshness that remains unchanged over time; a rather strange cover in every sense but symbolically fitting. It actually contains tangible materials such as peppers, vines, and soil, from which you can draw the conclusions that please you most... sic! Light pop but enjoyable, high degree of catchiness guaranteed and naivety forgiven given the absolutely avant-garde themes addressed. F:G:T: graduated with flying colors, unfortunately for them the future wasn't bright, so much so that they only released another limited edition CD of 500 copies distributed during a vinyl fair, if I'm not mistaken, held in Varese. Therefore, I conclude that if anyone possesses a copy, I am ready to receive it. Blue greetings from your Francoblu.