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I initially posted a fairly average 3-star review for this but I changed my mind. Indeed, if you get into some blues rock stuff Amz will recommend Ph. Sayce. Well I bought it along with some Aynsley Lister, just to give it a try. Aynsley blew me away at once but this took a while longer. Now I really like it and it is a mindblowing album! This is closer to Audioslave and Chickenfoot than Luther Allison, so not much "blues" in the rock - but forget music tags. This is a collection of great songs, no duds, the man has a good voice and can obviously hold his own on guitar to say the least. The guitar work here is good, great in parts, but not central like Aynsley's. Beyond this personal opinion, the other reviewers have given more details. Highly recommended, fantastic!

You cant go wrong here with this 2010 album by Phillip Sayce, and bonus dvd recorded in Germany with 4 live tracks. Born in N. Wales and moving to Canada as a 2year old, Phillip Sayce is finally making a breakthrough in the Blues/rock field. He has developed his own style and sound . This album at 46 mins plus demonstrates Phillip's varied style, The infectious ,catchy opener " Changes " sets the standard." Bitter Monday " song 3 grabs you instantly and on the album goes 11 songs in all.The dvd showcases 4 songs from the " Rockpalast" where he opened for Black stone cherry.Yes this is a solid rocky sound and if you haven't heard a lot of Phillip Sayce this album demonstrates what he is all about.

Love this. My music 'base' is prog-rock, metal etc but this is how I like to hear guitar played live. Blistering stuff from a real talent. And from these shores too! It was an amazon suggestion that popped up, so I checked out a couple of reviews and went for it. It's on in the car most times when I'm on my own. Have to keep the right foot in check through the first few songs!!

This is a great album, its a rocky blues album, its actuallt owned by my dad but i like it so much i keep stealing it. It has many great tracks such as are you ready, changes, my pearl and daydream tonight. Its a really strong album and his guitar playinf is phenonimal btw..

What else can you say to describe this great CD? In the crowd of exciting, young blues players around today, Philip Sayce stands out for his uncompramising and thrilling approach. Just buy this, slot it in, and hang on to your socks!

If you are looking for a balanced viewpoint look elsewhere. For me, Philip Sayce can do no wrong. As I said in my review of Peace Machine, he is a massively soulful, technically extremely competent world class guitar player, and it is a joy to listen to him.

Having not heared anything by Philip Sayce, I read the reviews and as others thought it was worth a try. I am more into the blues than rock and with the references to Stevie Ray thought I would go for it. I was looking for something new. The album is a good rock album, subtle bits soon move into big rock productions, so if you are after a modern blues album beware, check out King King, 24 pecos, Monkey Junk etc. Its a good rock album but not what I had been looking for.

Excellent. Philip at his best