The Brew (UK) 2007 Fate And Time (EP)

Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:24:55
Size: 57,03 MB





Tracklist:

01 - Gypsy Queen 03:21

02 - Fate And Time 05:05

03 - Maybe Next Time 04:28

04 - Mermekes (Live) 12:01





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The Brew (UK) 2008 The Joker

Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:38:15
Size: 87,57 MB




The ingredients that make up this particular Brew are as follows. Take a young guitarist that is part Jimmy Page, part Stray's criminally underrated Del Bromham and a little Jimi Hendrix add an equally young drummer in the John Bonham mould and top it off with the drummer's dad who supplies some great vocals and plays a damn good bass. Take a pinch of blues, some large dollops of Cream, a heavy helping of Zeppelinesque classic rock, add some R & B and a few full on storming riffs and mix it all up. Take them out of Grimsby, put them on any stage for an hour and you have people falling off their chairs in collective ecstasy. Already voted 'Best Band' by magazines and already a regular on the European tour circuit The Brew have now released The Joker an eight track CD written by the trio and played by a band with massive potential.

In guitarist Jason Barwick they have a truly exceptional talent. He is young and impossibly good. The likes of this don't come around that often. Comparisons to Jimmy Page or Paul Kossoff should be made carefully, but this guy is exciting and deserves those types of accolades. Drummer Kurtis Smith attacks his kit like a machine gun in the hands of a professional marksman. Tim holds it together nicely with some dynamic bass lines and delivers vocals that totally suit what The Brew are doing.

At the Rock 'n' Blues Custom Show in the UK last year they were invited back to play for a second spot and that has never been done before. When they played the Maasboulevard Festival in Holland they received equally rave reviews one calling them the Holy Trinity. Hearing The Joker has helped revived my faith in British rock music. Since starting this Eurorock feature I have been invigorated by some quality bands and The Brew sit right up there blazing a very bright trail.

Jason is extraordinarily good but the band combine together so effectively that they generate enough power to light their own show. "Postcode Hero" kicks it off and oozes Cream class. As soon as Jason scorches in they have your undivided attention. "Lies" has a well worked light/dark texture to it. Delicate one minute, driving riff the next. Never overbearing, never pushing too hard – just a wonderfully effective track driven by Kurtis's powerful drumming. "The Joker" starts with a George W. Bush voice over - the sentiment of the track is obviously in its title – and has an excellent vocal delivery from Tim. "Dil Chahta Hai" maintains the quality."Hearts Desires" is more Stray than Stray – if you don't know who they were you really need to find out. It's a really good rock song, full stop.

Next up comes "Burt's Boogie" which I am sure is a centre piece for any live gig and has Kurtis doing an impressive sounding drum solo before Jason storms in like a freight train. "Break Free" and a slightly less effective "24 Hours (From Yesterday)" bring it all to an end. Or does it? Hang on in there for the extra track, opening with a little more George W. and some truly stunning guitar work from our young virtuoso. Unbelievably good.

The Joker is an exciting CD. When I was a teenager the world was full of what we now call Classic Rock – this CD made me feel that age again. The potential of the band is huge. Write more stuff like this and keep rocking the circuit and pretty soon The Brew will be even hotter. Take it from me that The Brew is a recipe well worth tasting. (http://blogcritics.org/music/article/music-review-the-brew-the-joker/)



Tracklist:

01 - Postcode Hero 03:35

02 - Lies 04:38

03 - The Joker 03:48

04 - Dil Chahta Hai 01:22

05 - Hearts Desire 05:01

06 - Burt's Boogie 06:20

07 - Break Free 05:25

08 - 24 Hours (From Yesterday) 08:06





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The Brew (UK) 2006 The Brew

Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:34:57
Size: 80,06 MB




Since 2006 there have been excited, often fantastic, rumours among would-be connoisseurs of the underground British rock scene of a trio that has spent three years simmering just beneath the scope of the mainstream, perfecting themselves and preparing the industry for their explosive arrival. Tales tell of a band that boasts a guitarist to rival Hendrix and a drummer so powerful that the very foundations of venues shake under a Bonham-esque assault wherever they perform. Crowds across the continent have been left in amazement, while Radio One has labelled the band's live performances "awe inspiring".

The band under such wide discussion is The Brew; It's Only Rock 'n' Roll Magazine are already hailing them as "the best three piece to come out of the UK in 20 years."

Jason Barwick and father/son team Tim and Kurtis Smith began playing together almost five years ago and have steadily expanded their audience through a series of successful tours and TV performances. The band has no defined hierarchy, and don't need one. Each member brings his own incredible asset to the musical experience, whether it's Jason's jaw-dropping guitar artistry, Kurt's explosive drums or Tim's majestic charisma, the band perform as one perfectly synchronised unit. (http://www.the-brew.net/)



Tracklist:

01 - For You Pt.1 01:57

02 - Better Man 03:37

03 - New Day 02:59

05 - Chased To Ground 04:35

06 - The Prowler 03:39

07 - Maybe Next Time 03:48

08 - Dear Boy 04:35

09 - Talking To You 03:37

10 - Mermekes 06:10





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The Brew (UK) 2008 Spirit Of 66

Genre: Rock
Rate: 239 kbps VBR / 44100
Time: 01:08:58
Size: 115,98 MB




On multiple request this is the mp3-rip of the video I posted here lately. This is only the concert, no interviews, no bonustracks! Maybe the quality is not allways the best, because I don't have the best programs to rip mp3 from a video. The whole video (more than 7 GB) you find here



Tracklist:

01 - Gypsy Queen 06:17

02 - Maybe Next Time 05:22

03 - Fate And Time 06:17

04 - Little Wing 07:34

05 - Hearts Desires 06:43

06 - Mermekes 15:08

07 - Postcode Hero 04:34

08 - Moby Dick 11:09

09 - New Lands 05:54





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The Brew 2008 Spirit Of 66

Exactly one year ago I started this blog, never expecting to publish more than 600 posts and reach so much visitors.



Today I want to thank each of you with a special present and offer you more than 7 GB of finest music from a fresh young British band.






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On multiple requests I added a mp3-rip from this concert - the download-links you find here


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The Brew - Little Wing

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