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Freddy K & the Breeze's Search & Seizure touches on a few different eras of band metamorphi. The first 8 cuts are a hard rockin era from the early 90s. The next 5 cuts are remastered cuts off of a tumultuous period of the late '80s when the "Random Enforcement" LP was recorded ('88). The fact that Freddy K survived this phase of time without major prison time or self-expiring is indeed unexplainable if not miraculous, although this was a repetitive theme from about the age of 14 or 15. We then get a single cut off the "Immortally Wounded" LP ('87). Next is three acoustic cuts off of the "God Bless What" CD (2002).Then we get the real meat and potatoes of "Search & Seizure". Full Time Musician, a nine minute rock-rap ballad and the remaining three cuts were all part of an '86 six-song EP entitled "Search & Seizure" that sorta got ripped off. (The money-2000 bucks-and the master tapes). Only a shortened 45 version of "Full Time Musician"(1986) lived to see the light of day. The Breeze actually began as a nickname for new found guitarist/ Jimmy "The Breeze" Beseke in '85, who was somewhat free and elusive like a breeze. Then "The Breeze" sort of evolved into a concept. Everyone in the world was in "The Breeze". Membership in the band was non- optional. Boy we were FREAKS!! So enjoy, after all,it's your band too........(ha-ha) freddy k Check out the artist's website: http://www.freddyk.com Track List: 1. Rock Cocaine 2. I've Always Been an Outlaw 3. Devil Worshipping Bastards From Hell 4. Throw Mama From the Plane 5. Tomorrow's Here Today 6. Turkies Dien' 7. Please Don't Raise My Rent 8. Stay (Neil Young) 9. The Kids Were Tough as Nails 10. Sittin' on the Corner (Smokin' Marijuana) 11. Clean Friends 12. Ineligible Contestant For Life 13. Different Shade of Love 14. Forgotten American Hero 15. M.I.A. 16. Take To The River 17. Daddy Can't Sing 18. Full Time Musician 19. White Nigger 20. Goodbye Lenny Bias 21. Sun Came Shining Suggested CDs:Other Genres: |