Is This How A Modern Rock Band Should Sound?
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Whenever I lament the demise of rock and roll, a few of you tend to mention Dirty Honey as an example of a great new rock band. So, today, I'm going to react to one of your songs and see if you are indeed correct! What do you think?
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You guys have kept rock going since you re ignited it!!!
BLACKBERRY SMOKE is the best band out playing today...imolol
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Cool🤘⛄
@@bryonkidder6199 The Dead Daisies are pretty great too - Glenn Hughes will forever be a beast.
My Mother growled whenever I played a new rock album, 'Not AC/DC again!' One time my Father replied, 'It's Whitesnake, dear. Not every rock band is AC/DC.' Bless their hearts.
Love it
Moustache coming back nicely 👍
When I was a teenager back in the seventies whatever I put on my turntable was "The screaming abdabs" according to my father whether it was Purple,Zeppelin,Sabbath,Yes or Floyd lol.
Parents are funny when it comes to their kid's music. I remember leaving the house to go see David Gilmour on a solo tour in the early to mid 80's, when my mom stopped me and asked "who are you going to see?". I replied, "you wouldn't know". She then said, "I might". I told her "David Gilmour". Her response, "that's nice". Funny thing is that the same is probably true now between my generation (late boomers) and Gen Z! Life repeats itself, doesn't it!
Man, I wish things were that wholesome again. People always make fun of me and say things like, “so you want to go back to the 50s?” No, how about the 90s?
Dirty Honey kicks ass. It's not the most original, but it fills a huge void in good-time guitar driven rock done expertly and with balls and passion. The more recent stuff is great, too.
I saw Dirty Honey here in Orlando a few months ago. They were absolutely fantastic. John Notto is a killer guitar player. They recently toured Europe playing with Rival Sons. That show would be about as good as it gets for current rock.
I was there
It was. I did three shows!
Rock is not dead, it’s just not mainstream anymore
Electropop or indie rock is NOT REAL ROCK MUSIC. The new Paramore song "The News" does have promise.
@@davej.meister5421
Nothing is real anymore.
@@sampreece3900 REAL rock music does exist in the modern day. However, there's WAY too much pop music on the chart to the point where rock cannot even get a foot in the Hot 100 door. It has NEVER been this bad before...EVER.
@@davej.meister5421 it can be on the hot 100. Music like this just needs good exposure
It can be mainstream. Just needs good exposure. People want music like this
I’m a huge Dirty Honey fan from the beginning. I’ve seen them live three times now, all fantastic, high-energy shows! Marc has the right amount of charisma to draw you in, without ever coming off as unapproachable and ‘rock royalty elitist.’ He’s often in the audience now when he sings “Another Last Time,” which is just a fun, sexy, old school sounding good time…held my hand and sang right to me in September! This band makes me feel young again (I’m 51), and really that’s what I want in my music these days!💃🏻
Yes, I feel at least ten years younger when I hear them.
I' m soon 67 years old, but still a rocker!
No genre is ever "dead" as long as it's being performed somewhere.
Great stuff as always, Justin.
I agree to a point... then again, a dead horse getting beaten is still dead, nonetheless...
No, but it also doesn't evolve and starts to stagnate.
@@afterdinnercreations936 Absolutely... Sadder still, it becomes formulaic and gets ran into the ground.
Look at mainstream "rock" music today... It's the same crap as the Nickelback, Shinedown, Puddle of Mudd" crap that was on the radio when I was in high school 20 years ago...
Worse still, look at "country" music today. It's basically the same as that 2000's "booty rock" mixed with 20 year old hip hop... Just generic fodder for the lowest common denominator... People keep buying it and eating it up like chicken nuggets from McDonald's... They suck, but it's cheap, easy, convenient, and requires the least amount if effort to produce, sell, and consume by all parties involved.
@@ChrsGuit yes, but music becomes 'mainstream' because it's popular and in demand, and because of that it's reproduced, and therefore recognisable (and perhaps boring to musicians). All music is formulaic - time signatures and keys determine that.
Also, guitars and the broader music track are only part of song. Plenty of brilliant songs have very simple music, with impactful lyrics. A good songs blends all elements, often each very simple in their own right.
Like they say “Western Swing ain’t dead it’s just ‘Aslweep At At The Wheel’”.
Even jazz evolves, and ppl still love the standards.
Rock is no different. Things rise and fall, nothing really goes away.
Intro riff: AC/DC “Rocknroll Ain’t Noise Pollution.” 2nd chord change: Clapton “if I could change the world.” Riff rock bit: Aerosmith “Love in an Elevator” (verse riff)
I was looking the comments to see if everybody else apart of me was thinking in Eric Clapton... good to know I am not deaf then LOL
Yes!
nailed it 👍
I wonder why they're treated different to Greta Van Fleet. Feels like they're not held as suseptable to the same criticisms (Not that I think either of them should be)
@@CasualWatcher279 think it’s because you can hear the influences very clearly, and that’s great, but GVF straight rip off Led Zep shamelessly and then claim that Aerosmith is their biggest influence.
I love this band. I always describe them as if Led Zep and ACDC had a love child that started playing Aerosmith songs. Coming to the UK in January!
The BASS player, the 'solos' he plays under the guitar solos...The feel and groove, one of the best rock bassists
I agree, being a Drummer I noticed his brilliance right away.
The bass player kills it on their Aerosmith cover of Last Child.
What i love most about these videos, is that you really get some insight into how incredible a musician Justin is. A true talent
Also old Aerosmith influence
Especially love in an elevator
I absolutely love Dirty Honey! They’re very reminiscent to 80’s rock. Such talented musicians. They play and sound amazing! Can’t wait to see them live in November!🤘🎶
Rather 70's Rock with 70's Aerosmith and Led Zeppelin influences prevalent.
@krieng Great White, definitely a late 70's sound.
Yeah i will see them live in the next month in a small club, I am excited new album is great!@@user-ho5vz5tg3r
Mid 70s IMO
Ive seen Dirty Honey twice now (first time supporting Rival Sons, second time headlining). Brilliant live. Loved this breakdown of the influences. Their entire vibe is like a late 80s LA scene rock. If they were out 30 yeara ago they would have possibly been kicking it with the big boys then.
Definitely recommend them live if you can see them.
Your generosity deserves an award
He is VERY diplomatic.
Well said
Newer band with younger performers who like playing new music with homage to the ones who made rock music to begin with.
Younger generations will emulate 70s and 80s guitar rock for many decades to come.
He’s as nice as you could possibly be towards a band you expect to see playing a cruise for boomers with little discerning taste.
Agreed.
My favorite hard rock band to come around in a long time. I tend to describe them to others in terms of early Aerosmith, GnR, and AC/DC. Caught them twice opening for Guns this year and excited to catch them in their own in February.
They opened for SMKAC before the pandemic and rocked out. Id say Slash knows guitar rock band talent as well as anyone
I'm 69 and yes, we need more young rockers, Justin H. is one of those helping the world stay in touch with that good ole primordial stuff.
Justin, you have a really, really great ear. I'm so freaking envious. There are uncountable numbers of kids in uncountable garages and basements making rock music. Rock is *not* dead. My impression of Dirty Honey is that they're great musicians with a wide range of influences. The first thing I thought of when I heard them is that there is a definite 'Southern Boogie' thing going on. The lyrics are not the strong point at this time, but the chops are there.
I was a teenager in the 70's and 80's and grew up, in my opinion, during the best time for music. I had all but given up on music years ago then stumbled into these guys recently. I will admit, they give me hope that rock isn't dead. Vocals are amazing.
You are absolutely right about the best Music Era and these guys fit right in. I heard Rolling 7's and was like yes!
Dirty Honey! I’ve listened to their stuff and it’s fantastic! Thanks for making this
I could listen to this absolutely gorgeous man talk about anything. Seriously… anything
Yah. I listen to his lovely wit while working in the art studio and every now and then…he inspires me to put down the paintbrush and pick up the acoustic, which I deeply appreciate!
Thanks Justin.
Saw Dirty Honey support Black Crowes a month ago. And I agree with your, as ever piercing, erudite analysis.
I am quite nostalgic for what they are using as 'building blocks' and at first thought they were a bit of a pastiche band, but in the end they won me over and I think they are building something of stand-alone value.
Cheers for your brilliant insightful content Justin.
"Another Last Time" is by far my favorite track from Dirty Honey.
I'm 62. The Kinks will always be my all-time favorite band. I saw them live when I was ten years old. I discovered The Struts from watching Justin's videos and they are one of my current favorite bands; also The Mavericks.
Lola is MY SECOND FAVORITE SONG OF ALL TIME.
The Mavs are ACE! Will be seeing The Struts in about a few days.
Waterloo Sunset is a great tune!
👍👍for the channel good stuff thxs again Justin for riding again
From Prescott AZ
I owe you a dept of gratitude Justin, I'd never heard of this band before, less than 12h later I've got tickets to see them live next month 👍
Just up my street this band, awesome stuff.
Hope you had a lovely Christmas and best wishes for the new year.
They are amazing live.
@@jeffhalverson5012 They were indeed awesome, took my Dad along too and he thought they were great too.
I'd definitely go and see them again 👍
Dirty Honey/Rival Sons - the best gig I’ve been to this year. 🙌🏽🖤
Just saw these guys in a small 300ish venue in Melbourne recently, have been listening to them for about 2 years now, and they where absolutely brilliant. Sound amazing live and the most exciting rock band I have heard in many years. Very humble easy going guys and hope they find big things, their music is good enough for it. A lot of older "big rock stars" say rock is dead, only because they don't go looking for it, it is out there!!!
Im a big dirty honey fan and just come across your analysis of Rolling 7s here. Really enjoyed watching how you hear and break down the song musically, lyrically and the possible influences. Very cool.
I saw Dirty Honey open for the Black Crowes on their recent reunion tour. I thought they were great! Love the songs Tied up and Gypsy .
They are an absolute treat to listen to. Went and saw them in London last year after Slash mentioned them in an interview or something of the sort. Music is fantastic both in studio and on stage. Show is electrifying and next weekend they're coming to England again! Gonna add two more shows on my belt!
Big smile, love discovering a new rock band to listen to! cheers :)
Rock is definitely not dying.
Course not. We're just in the dark ages
Hadn’t heard of them till I saw them supporting Rival Sons - they were excellent.
Justin needs to do the Rival Sons next
Yes! Rival Sons… best band out there!
And my apologies to Dirty Honey… I should have led with, they are awesome and… Rival Sons is the best band out there and I can’t wait for Darkfighter coming out 3/10/23!! That said… Marc, John, Justin, and Corey from DH are surely kicking ass.
Will definitely be checking out more DH. Thanks for the introduction, Justin. And yes, Rival Sons. Would love to see your reaction to their Electric Man video. Great groove and some really impressive vocal talents.
Saw them in Jan 2020 in a small venue. Fantastic live as well. Great stage presence. Their cover of last child by Aerosmith is great.
Dirty Honey are an amazing example of how rock and roll has to be! Love em!❤️
Dirty Honey is the best young man out there for sure. We flew all away from Tennessee to Las Vegas just to see them recently because they were playing on a weekday in Tennessee and we weren’t able to make it. They play rock ‘n’ roll, they’re down to earth guys, who just go out and put on a great show for the fans and kick ass.
I can honestly watch you pull apart songs and tinker on the guitar all day. Also, your hair is 🔥lately. An artist I'd love to hear your thoughts on is Fantastic Negrito. I've only just found him and he melts my face off.
It has a sort of Evil Walks riff by
AC/DC. And Aerosmith chorus. Love it!
I’m 63… (the obligatory mention of age). I love, love, love Dirty Honey! I’ve seen them live twice, opening for Alter Bridge.🤘🏼🤘🏼 These guys are so young, and this is off their first album. Imagine how good they will be years from now! When I’m Gone is a banger- Rolling 7’s is my least favorite song, but I still love them! ❤
Nothing against you but no rock band appealing to 63 years olds is ever going to blow up and be popular with the youth of today. I mean if your grandkids havent heard of them then theres probably a reason why.
Ive seen them live. There were a lot of young kids there that liked them too. @@Chaz4543
Hell yeah! I saw them open for Alter Bridge in 2019 and I've been a Dirty Honey fan since. I've seen them twice now since, they opened for The Black Crowes and then they headlined. Marc's voice live is incredible! 🤘🎶
Saw Dirty Honey at Download festival this year. They were amazing! Remind me of the Black Crows
I saw Dirty Honey open for The Black Crowes last year.
It was a great night for rock fans.
Would definitely be a good live show, his voice has a black crowes feel as well as Robert Plant
My nephews love this band!!! They are musicians in Southern California (UNSUNG) and are my window to what “the kids” are listening to…they are quite amazing musicians and are 15 & 16 and already opening for bands at The Whisky A Go Go!!!
Justice (vocals) saw you at the LA J. Hawkins Tribute show and I now have him and Coy (Lead Guitar) listening to your channel… They have some original music on Apple/Spotify etc., maybe you could check them out… I know I’m biased, but I really think they’re going to be BIG!!!! Love your channel and agree with so much of your input and analysis. Stay well 💜
BTW, Dirty Honey is playing in Switzerland in Feb 2023.
Rival Sons is another killer modern rock band. They've been playing for quite a few years but just can't get the acceptance they deserve.
Rival Sons are light years better than these guys -- IMO.
The singer at times sounds a little like a young Mark Slaughter.
Not just a little, his entire vocal performance is reminiscent of many Slaughter tunes. The lower register in the verses, going into almost an exact mimic of what Mark does in choruses. I’m not hearing as much 70’s vocal stylings as many commentators seem to be. It seems they’re connecting what’s happening with the instrumentation and the vocal in a way that’s cohesive to their sensibilities. It makes sense, but to my ear is not nearly as accurate as what you’re picking up.
Discovered these guys last year and can’t get enough of them. They have enough musically to be different from their predecessors but Justin is right. If they want staying power they need to diversify lyrically or musically.
Another Last Time and Rolling Sevens are my favourites. California Dreaming is also good.
Feeling the chill alittle bit Justin? Not heard of Dirty Honey before, sounds abit like "Change The World" by Clapton but defo loving the music they playing great video as always mate 😎
This came on my RUclips music supermix on shuffle skipping through songs, heard it start and couldn't skip that and loved it! 🤘
I saw Dirty Honey supporting Rival sons back in the summer. They were both really really excellent.
Nice.....It's a mix of old rock school 70's...Rock never dies...but it's hard to improve..thanks Justin, I love Darkness...
Thanks for pointing me in the direction of this band! Gonna get tickets for them in Manchester
A little echo of The Doors in that opening "slow and foreboding" riff you mentioned and definitely some Jim Morrison early on in the initial "quiet voice". First time hearing this. I like it. Thank you!
--edit: And also reminiscent of Clapton's "Change the World", too.
These guys sound good, gonna have to check them out. Thanks Justin!
Saw them in October!!! Fking awesome!!!
I agree! I wish they would bring all the old familiar great influences and then bring something new to it something fresh.
Their new album, Can't Find The Brakes, is great. I've added 7 songs of that album to my Spotify playlist, which is impressive. Usually I like 3 maybe 4 songs when I hear a new album and that's it.
These guys are amazing! After a few really bad years and feeling like I lost myself a bit, Dirty Honey took me right back to what got me into music in the first place. I saw them twice this year (download and then on your with Rival Sons) and I'm planning to see them again in January when they come back to the UK.
It's worth mentioning that they are still unsigned (by choice) and are really making waves. I absolutely recommend them. Both their albums are well worth a listen.
Morrison, Plant, Weiland, Cornell and others. If it ain't broke....
As Justin says though, it doesn't mean new stuff can't exist too, without people looking down their noses. If you like it, listen to it.
Man 90’s we’re the best, grunge was such unique good rock. There hasn’t been a single band since that’s done that sound the way all these bands are doing 70’s and 80’s
I started to listen to Rival Sons they rock
For me the best recent rock band is The Warning. They're amazing and just rock. And they'll be huge, that's for sure.
Dude YES. I saw them with Dirty Honey and WVH (as I assume you did as well) and they were definitely the most badass act.
No, unfortunately I haven't seen them... yet, but I sure this'll change. I'm from Ukraine and currently in the army, so there's no chance to visit any show for now.
Hey Justin. Keep on rocking. Can you do an episode on power/symphonic metal!
I think they sound great, really dig their sound, regardless of whether they sound familiar or not. As the great EVH once said "If it sounds good, it is good!!", never heard a better perspective on what sounds good than that!!
Dirty Honey sounds like a 70's band that I have always liked ...Great White! I have been listening to DH for over a year now and look forward to more music produced by them :)
I have to totally agree with you. They are talking about Robert Plant, but I think Jack Russell. The Guitarist is really good at ripping it apart.
Ever listen to Great Zeppelin by Great White? Tesla does a pretty good Zeppelin also.
Glad you are featuring Dirty Honey. I saw them back in April at a small outdoor venue. They are a great band. I have been aware of their guitarist, John Notto, for quite some time because he used to be in Haley Reinhart's band a number of years ago. Marc LaBelle is a great vocalist as well. Well worth the ticket price around $25. Mammoth WVH was supposed to be on the bill as well but had to cancel due to Covid. Turn out was a bit sparse. I am glad I saw them. Absolutely support these guys. Naked Gypsy Queens, a very young rock band out of Nashville, opened for them. I enjoyed them as well.
Great breakdown! I am continually amazed by how good your ear is and your ability to analyze and reproduce riffs! I guess I need some ear training!
They are pretty good. I really hear slaughter in his vocal style. I heard them before but playing in dive bars for 20 years you hear this style all the time, and it’s easy nostalgia music nothing new or creative. For what i like.
Another set of talented people taking absolutely no chances. Perfect for people who don't like surprises.
Know what you mean! Psychologically, that could mean the song can get tiring after very few listens.
Well, if you listen and love 70s-80s rock, and that's what inspires you, chances are ypu gonna write music in that style. IMO there's nothing wrong with it especially since they capture the vibe and the essentials of that era musocally whilst not knocking anybody off. Has nothing to do with liking or disliking surprises. Good groove, good riffs, great vocals. Good is good wether it has been done before or not
Dude your understanding of music is amazing.
I'm 71 and I'm always looking for new rock bands ! I like these guys . Thanks for the guitar tutorials, you and Rick Beato are my favorites .
Unlike most "old folks" my age, I don't want new versions of the old stuff. While this ticks all the Rockn'Roll boxes, give me something newer and more original even if it doesn't "rock" in these ways, especially the lyrics. They'll be more of these bands down the pipe, and those who didn't get the first wave need this, clearly.
Another great rock band is The Warning. Check them out! The oldest member is 22!
Went to see DH live in February, in a room of about 200 people at the O2 Academy in Birmingham. Absolutely blown away. Best live performance I’ve seen in years (behind the darkness 😜)
These guys are one of my favorite bands right now. So good. Everything they have put out is so good and I wish they got more attention. Saw them live in August and they were the best band I have seen live.
You must be young
@@lnugent1000 whys that?
The opening riff sounds like "don't believe a word" by Gary Moore/Thin Lizzy to me.
I have always heard AC/ DC, Clapton and Aerosmith in this song.
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Holy crap you got right on the riff perfectly. What an amazing ear you have
“ Another last time “ is a top tune.
Shout out to to Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown!! Another great rock and roll band that’s been out there for a while but killing it with every record!! Saw them open for Rival Sons back in early 2013 when Rival Sons was on the Head Down tour.
TB and The Shakedown were great live. I’ve seen them open for Blackberry Smoke three times. They haven’t been the same since bassist Noah Denny left the band a few years ago. They seem stuck and have become derivative of themselves and only one band can do that well - AC DC
They are my favorite!
Saw Dirty Honey open for The Black Crowes last year . They were awesome!
18:04 o'clock - just in time for Justin-time!😁
Had the honour of photographing them in Nottingham Amazing band!!
Listen to their whole album Dirty Honey.
😈🍯 Fun Fact: When Iam Gone was their first single from an Unsigned Band to Chart on Billboard!!!
Ian Gone? Who’s he?
I think the Darkness, Rival Sons and Dirty Honey would make a lovely tour!
Yes, Rival Sons is worth checking out if you haven't.
Yes!
I'm in Cardiff seeing The Darkness Jan 28th and then seeing Dirty Honey the 30th. Gonna be one hell of a weekend!!
Absolutely love Dirty Honey. Amazing live performance! Great breakdown and insight, thanks for this Justin.
The live version of Rolling 7s at the Troubadour is outstanding.
Really like Dirty Honey but their stuff can sound repetitive. Other than TD, a band I’ve been super digging into recently is Rival Sons. I believe Rival Sons are one of the best rock bands in the modern era and possibly ever. Would love to see a video on them, cheers Jussy ❤️
I cant believe Rival Sons have been around over a decade and I only recently found them.
@@ianmason2003 I saw Rival Sons back in 2012 in a tiny venue. Been loved by the Brits and Europeans for years.
@@thomasinamcnaughton7020 Yeah I wish they would come to Australia 😭
Thanks for the suggestion Ashton!
AC/ DC sounded repetitive for 40 plus years and they're one of the greatest who ever lived.
Always insightful. Thank you. What a great guy and channel.
Glad you covered them Dirty Honey are great!
Love the channel Justin! Great insights and very inspiring. Would love to see you do an episode on a Biffy Clyro song - don’t think you’ve covered them yet (apologises if you have) Interested to hear your thoughts
I like a lot of old Biffy Clyro but their new stuff has been too generic soft indie for me, wish they’d go back to being more unique
I probably will!
Cheers mate! Legend
Love what you were saying about rock being stuck in a 50-year old template and how many will dismiss any deviation. Personally I've been exploring and loving new artists that don't stay stuck in the past. (LOVE Dirty Honey btw so this isn't a diss). One in particular I've been really digging lately is Palaye Royale, who are a little 70s glam and rock but then have their own style.
Dirty Honey is great live as well, real connection with the audience
I saw them a few months ago, they put on such a GREAT fucking show!!
Love these guys, glad you covered them! For me, the best example of a modern rock band would be Royal Blood, such a class band😁
Listen to Lars from Metallica's kid's band (Tapei Houston) They sound like Royal Blood.
Aye they’re from my area around Worthing. Same place billy idol came from!
I've been following them for a few years and seen them live twice. Good stuff. I think they get a lot of influence from Aerosmith also.
Absolutely, massive Aerosmith riffage, love in an elevator especially but lacking in the nod and wink humour, lyrically that Steve Tyler had then although that would not be considered the done thing in this day and age, anyhoo, well done again sir Hawkins , heading for the half a million subscribers and deserverably so 👏
I’m hearing Gotta Love It off Get a Grip with the pushes. Love in an Elevator has that push in the main riff too. -P
What about The Winery Dogs? Do a review on them.
Justin you are the man , great great analysis brother man , you’ve played at the Gaelic in front of central station in Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 in your very early days prior to your stardom , near my former home just a few blocks from me house ! You are one of the greatest guitarists/ performer and singer in Rock’n’Roll history, you are the metamorphosis of Brian May and Freddie Mercury in one same package, man not many can sing and play guitar like you and you’ve got KILLA presence , the tight Tiger body suit the white Gibson Les Paul custom, Justin when I first saw Permission to land’s A little thing called love video clip on Rage it absolutely blown my mind , still for me one of the greatest moments in 2000’s Rock’n’Roll history ! All the best from Adelaide South Australia 🇦🇺
The Darkness and many rock and punk bands have moved the genre of rock forward. Take an hour or two to listen to the last The Darkness album and you'll see that the writing, production, and musicianship is amazing. While also being raw and meaningful. Rock will never die. Or at least I hope it doesnt.
P.S. The band featured reminds me more of a mashup of AC/DC, The Black Crowes, and Axle Rose. And I suppose you could throw in a bit of Led Zep.
That’s the mix I hear, plus a smattering of Aerosmith and Poison. It just seemed like I knew the song immediately, which isn’t a bad thing. I think rock is too challenging for people these days. The trend is for simple, morose and/or childish, same-ish sounding stuff that feeds their depression and keeps them low, rather than music that celebrates life. I’m hoping we turn the corner on that pretty soon.
I am one of the fortunate to have been a kid in the seventies. Little did we know that the music on our FM stations in the mid to late years of that decade, was from a few years prior. All of these amazing "new" bands had been making records long before they got heavy airplay and sold out arenas.
The foundation of rock - there are only so many riffs and melodies and everything is somewhat derivative of what came before.
Every now and then an artist conjures up a recipe of notes, arrangements, musicianship, imagination ...combines just the right elements to produce something fresh and timeless.
Dirty Honey has a good sound but nothing new or enduring in this tune.
Its pretty predictable stuff - nothing i can't get from an old AC/DC or Aerosmith song. Yes theyre good musicians, but I'm bored.
It's traditional blues
I totally agree. It was boring and derivative.
Lol at least they play instruments and not claim to "make music" with drum machines and a laptop with a program
@@GizzyDillespee all rock music came from blues
The suspicious minds call out was brilliant!!!!!!!!