Dream Days At The Hotel Existence - Powderfinger

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Powderfinger / Audio CD released 2007-11-26 at Dew Process / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 He ... more

Dream Days At The Hotel Existence - Powderfinger ... Head Up In The Clouds
2 I Don't Remember
3 Lost And Running
4 Wishing On The Same Moon
5 Who Really Knows - Powderfinger & The Sound Of Insanity
6 Nobody Sees
7 Surviving
8 Long Way To Go
9 Black Tears
10 Ballad Of A Dead Man
11 Drifting Further Away

Newest Review: ... fairly easy, but not particularly descriptive, to lump Powderfinger into the bracket of 'mainstream rock and pop', but that ... more

... can mean different things to different people. Comparisons to UK artists like Coldplay or Snow Patrol don't quite fit for me. Maybe later Stereophonics are close to the mark, but a better point of departure would be someone like Matchbox 20 or The Calling. It's primarily guitar-based but unashamedly 'pop' and not as heavy as the likes of Foo Fighters or Red Hot Chili Peppers. Perhaps a nod to the recent material (as opposed to early grunge albums) of fellow Antipodeans and touring partners, Silverchair, wouldn't go ami...more

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	Dream Days at the Hotel Existence Release Date: 2007 - 11 - 26, Audio CD, Dew Process Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04	£ 6.76

Dream Days at the Hotel Existence
Release Date: 2007 - 11 - 26, Audio CD, Dew Process

Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04

£ 6.76

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Dream Days At The Hotel Existence - Powderfinger: Odyssey Number 6 (781 words)
by - written on 24/01/08 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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I first heard of Australian band Powderfinger many years ago (circa 2000) when their track 'Like A Dog' (from the album OdysseyNumberFive) was included on a Kerrang! cover-mount CD. I quite liked it and it inspired me to see the band at V2001 - them being on the mainstage early in the day, when there wasn't much else on. Although they were pleasant enough, I didn't find them inspiring enough to track down one of their albums, until now (when actually I was offered a free review copy). Dream Days at the Hotel Existence is album number six for the band, and follows a hiatus during which lead singer Bernard Fanning released a solo album and the band's Best Of ... Read the complete review