Featured Album / Artist: Joe Bonamassa – Driving Towards the Daylight 2012

About: Daylight Dies, When North Carolina's Daylight Dies started as a project of Barre Gambling and Jesse Haff in 1996, little did they know the vehicle they created together would blossom into one of metal's most promising upstarts. Due to geographical constraints, Barre and Haff's Daylight Dies were delayed three years before an initial rough compilation of raw ideas surfaced as "The Long Forgotten Demo". It wasn't until a year later that the two core members would add a permanent vocalist in the form of Guthrie Iddings. With a vocalist in place, the trio then proceeded to record a second demo in early 2000, 'Idle,' which further illustrated the band's musical and compositional growth. 'Idle' created such an impact locally that Tribunal Records picked up the demo and repackaged it. The demo was lauded for its attention to detail, melody and atmosphere. For many, it filled the gap no other stateside act thus far could achieve.

Music Genre: Blues
Label (Copyright): mascot / provogue
Quality-Bitrate: 259 Kbps Avg / 44.1 KHz / Joint Stereo
Total Size: 105 MB

Track List:

01 Dislocated Boy
02 Stones in My Passway
03 Driving Towards the Daylight
04 Who’s Been Talking
05 I Got All You Need
06 A Place in My Heart
07 Lonely Town Lonely Street
08 Heavenly Soul
09 New Coat of Paint
10 Somewhere Trouble Dont Go
11 Too Much Aint Enough Love (with Jimmy Barnes)

 

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