Goodbye Thrill - what do you guys think?

[Woody]

Found this band on Myspace, Goodbye Thrill

www.myspace.com/goodbyethrill

They have an album coming out in september on Kivel Records, They have two songs up on Myspace to check out "Rainy Days" & "Let Me Sleep".

Their sound is very reminiscent of Melodic Rock's Golden era of the late 80's early 90's, Great Melodies and Harmonies, catchy as hell with Excellent Vocals! Put me in mind of Danger Danger & early Harem Scarem! definetly worth checking out if you like any of the bands I've already mentioned!

heres a bit of info I've found on the band -

Goodbye Thrill simply put is all about FUN, Goodtimes, Good Music and Blowing up your speakers!! Comprised of seasoned musicians from the NY,MD and PA area. Marc Ferreira on Lead Vocals and the driving force behind this hot new melodic rock act. With his soulful and melodic smooth voice will please fans of Firehouse, Def Lepp and Harem Scarem! Now every good singer needs a great wing man, and one couldn't ask for a better Guitarist then Dean Cramer! Dean Cramer cut his teeth 10 years playing with Kix Front man- Steve Whiteman in the band FUNNY MONEY. Dean has layed down some of the tastiest guitar work he has ever done on this album and will only be out shined by his wild stage show antics/moves. A rock star if there ever was one. Now every good band needs a solid back bone. That is what we get with the dynamic duo of Pete Eisleman - Drums and Dutch - Bass. Together the two lay down a solid rhythm that will leave everyone in the front row bopping along.


This IS a band that will remind you of what was GOOD about the 80s and early 90s rock music. BIG hooks, BIG guitars and BIG Vocals with songs that will have you driving with the top down and shouting the words at the top of your lungs. So say GOODBYE to the flavor of the month...sit down. Pop it in and get ready for a THRILL!!!

What do you lot think? am I easily pleased? in need of new medication? or have I found a kick ass Melodic Rock Band!

Woody

[Nick from Cheshire]

You're not wrong, chap - an excellent couple of tracks there

And the Harem Scarem / Firehouse vibe is definitely apparent ;D

[Lindsay]

Have to agree with you Nick, a crackin couple of tracks, can't wait to get my hands on the album.

Here's another couple of bands you might want to check out on myspace, first we have Wild Street -bit of a Def Lep vibe goin on here www.myspace.com/wildstreet

Submerged in the depths of substance-lacking pop music, the music industry has long awaited the return of a true rock icon. A born performer, New York City’s Eric Jayk is destined to fill that role. With co-writer/guitarist Jimmie Marlowe, Jayk has created WILDSTREET, a larger-than-life, turbo-charged sound beckoning the glory days of 80s arena rock. On their debut EP, WILDSTREET’s sound comes center-stage. Throughout the band’s well-crafted songs, rock anthem choruses are set atop walls of processed guitars and stadium-shaking drums. Fueled by sexually-charged lyrics and lead guitar heroics, Jayk’s adrenalized charisma skyrockets WILDSTREET far beyond the faceless and mediocre bands of modern rock radio. Gaining new fans and the support of the industry daily, WILDSTREET is MTV-ready and destined for mass-market success.

And 2nd we have Land Of Tales who have signed to Frontiers

www.myspace.com/landoftales


Land of Tales plays melodic rock and tales are sung in english. The two masterminds behind the band, Kristian and Palle, started making music at the ages of six and seven and have been playing together for fifteen years in a finnish band called Naiskala. All the time, there’s been constant urge to make more adult orientated rock music, sung in english.

The feedback, especially from abroad, that they got through the Myspace-page of the band Naiskala, drove them to form the band Land of Tales.

Kristian started writing songs in November 2006, meanwhile Petri Lahtinen and Mika Mäkiranta wrote the lyrics for the tales.

The Land of Tales-sound is an equal union of keyboards and guitar, crafted with the basic elements of Land of Tales songs, which are: catchy melodies and BIG choruses!

Check em out and see what you think

[Woody]

wasn't overly impressed first time i heard Land Of Tales, but i shall give them another listen!

Woody

[scottee]

Yip They Aint To Bad Woody

My First Impressions Where They Sound Like Nelson There Harmonies Are Very Remenisant Of Them

Maybe A Bit To Happy For Me I Dont Mind A Few Feel Good Songs As Long As There Some On There Album With A Darker Edge.

All In All Not Bad

[scottee]

I Thought Wildstreet Were Pretty medioker To Much Def Lepard Choruses

But They where not bad good sound all round.

I did Like Land Of Tales, When The Music Started I thought Oh I like This But When He Started Singing I Thought NO, Great Potential Though Good Music They Just Need A descent Singer And The Dude That Was Behind The Production Of The Allen/Lande Albums He Could Have Lifted The Whole Singing Thing Wright Up A Notch.

NEW SINGER - ALLEN/LANDE HARMONIES AND YOU GOT A WINNING FORMULA

Scott

[Nick from Cheshire]

Wildstreet - definitely overdosed on Def Leppard ;D Also got a bit of Blue Tears in it, IMO

Land Of Tales - OK, but nothing that jumps out at you.

Goodbye Thrill - Rainy Days has been stuck in my head for two weeks now - (Liz has just pointed out that there's lots of room in there )

[goodbyethrillrocks]

Just got the CD in hand on Friday!

This band kicks ass!!!!

I cant wait to see them play at the Melodic Rock Festival in South Bend Indiana on Oct 6th.

Im flying out with the band.... Stoked baby!!!