Percy Hill - Color In Bloom (1998)
BAND/ARTIST: Percy Hill
- Title: Color In Bloom
- Year Of Release: 1998
- Label: Percy Hill
- Genre: Rock, Funk Rock, 70s Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:02:08
- Total Size: 152/460 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Slave (Self Promoted)
2. Chrissy Reed
3. Beneath The Cover
4. Ammonium Maze
5. 313
6. Color In Bloom
7. Fallen
8. Soggy Weather Skunk
9. Sun Machine
1. Slave (Self Promoted)
2. Chrissy Reed
3. Beneath The Cover
4. Ammonium Maze
5. 313
6. Color In Bloom
7. Fallen
8. Soggy Weather Skunk
9. Sun Machine
Percy Hill was formed in 1993 by Nate Wilson and Joe Farrell on the campus of the University of New Hampshire. Through 1997 they released 4 discs (two studio, one double live) and performed countless shows throughout the Northeast. In 1998, Aaron Katz(drums) and John Leccese(bass) were recruited to spread the music nation-wide. That same year they recorded the now-classic Color in Bloom and spent the next 2 years criss-crossing the country in support. In 2000, Color in Bloom picked up the Jammy award for Studio Album of the Year, and the group took a much needed break that fall.
After a year of working on different projects, the members regrouped for the 2003 release Percy Hill Live, which features a 13-piece ensemble performing expanded arrangements of gems from Color in Bloom and a new batch of Percy classics. The band now performs select dates throughout the Northeast and spends much of its time in the recording studio.
After a year of working on different projects, the members regrouped for the 2003 release Percy Hill Live, which features a 13-piece ensemble performing expanded arrangements of gems from Color in Bloom and a new batch of Percy classics. The band now performs select dates throughout the Northeast and spends much of its time in the recording studio.
Funk | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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