After listening to this sampler I find it impossible to label
Superfly 69. The sampler contains 2 full songs and 2 cut versions giving a taste of this German band.
Mine all Mine opens with a razor sharp guitar sound. Immediately I got associations to
Knives from Therapy's masterpiece "Troublegum". The song isn't a catchy as Therapy's material, but still a pretty good tune. Luckily the vocalist doesn't have the characteristic German accent.
Dumbass is far different from
Mine All Mine since the song is up-tempo punk with a twist of Hard Core.
One & a Million Times is a more ordinary rock tune. Once again the band surprises me with a style close to Nu-Breed Rock. You cannot help thinking when Good
Charlotte can get a hit, why shouldn't
Superfly 69.
One & a Million Times has a great melody line.
The sampler ends with the mellow
Final Call. A shame that this is a cut version since it's my favorite. A moody guitar drives the song and provides
Final Call with a great atmosphere.
The production is good giving
Superfly 69 a sound that should be able to reach the masses.
Overall a pleasant surprise.
Since the songs included are so different it is impossible to judge
Superfly 69 by only listening to 2 full length-songs.
Written by
Michael Sunday, May 4, 2003
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