A King's X surprise.

**spectrefate** · Subject: Re: A King's X surprise. Mon Apr 21, 2008 4:16 am

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

I got the new KING'S X disc on Saturday. I'm on my second spin now, and while its not as immediate to me as Ogre Tones was, it's still very good & growing on me. The first thing I notice is the utter lack of guitar solos. Ty just doesn't solo much, if at all (nothing comes to mind as I type), on this record. The backing vocals are a little more "gang chorus" than stacked harmonies (although there are harmonies present). Jerry takes lead vocals on a song (first time since Ear Candy, I believe). Much of this record has a really loose, live feel...like they just cranked everything up to 11 and rocked! dUg sounds great, as does Ty. The songs to vary nicely from track to track.

Once I give it a more in depth listen, I'm going to post an official review. But once again I can say that KING'S X chose to NOT do whatever it was they did last time and moved on again to something slightly different.

Sounds pretty good to me. Maybe one day I'll hear it. Smile

**detuned** · Subject: Re: A King's X surprise. Sun Nov 23, 2008 8:45 am

King's X DVD on the way:

Gretchen Goes To London: Live At The Astoria 1990 (Molken Music)

also new Ty Tabor solo release coming December 6th.

http://www.molkenmusic.com/

**Stained Glass Flames** · Subject: Re: A King's X surprise. Wed Nov 26, 2008 3:07 pm

Cool!

**Shawn Eat Snake** · Subject: Re: A King's X surprise. Mon Sep 07, 2009 7:27 am

detuned wrote:

King's X DVD on the way:

Gretchen Goes To London: Live At The Astoria 1990 (Molken Music)

also new Ty Tabor solo release coming December 6th.

http://www.molkenmusic.com/

I just picked up this DVD along w/ Ty's new Balance album from Molken...

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