Paw - Dragline
Loud & Clear
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This offering from '93 gets little mention or love. Strange, because this album is one of the more powerful rock & roll albums I've ever heard. It's truly visceral, it bares the guts of many of our experiences, and delivers an outright power-packed guitar and vocal tour de force that seems impossible to avoid; yet it was and is (again, strange).
Paw's 'Dragline' is fierce, gentle, emotionally stirring, brutal ... real. Real rock & roll is HARD to come by but these guys delivered it in spades; unrelenting.
Reviews from some decent folk
Not sure what else to say, but these guys rocked like Marlon Brando acted.
Paw's 'Dragline' is fierce, gentle, emotionally stirring, brutal ... real. Real rock & roll is HARD to come by but these guys delivered it in spades; unrelenting.
Reviews from some decent folk
Not sure what else to say, but these guys rocked like Marlon Brando acted.
Two Channel Setup:
Speakers: Wharfedale Opus 2-3
Integrated Amp: Krell S-300i
DAC: Arcam irDac
Source: iMac
Remote Control: iPad Mini
3.2 Home Theater Setup:
Fronts: Klipsch RP-160M
Center: Klipsch RP-160M
Subwoofer: SVS PB12NSD (X 2)
AVR: Yamaha Aventage RX-A2030
Blu Ray: Sony BDP-S790
TV Source: DirecTV Genie
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LC - I also liked Paw. I bought Dragline and Death to Traitors...both decent rock albums. What prompted this emergence? The last band I thought someone would post about is Paw...
Speaking of the 90's....you remember Clutch? They really churn it out, and they are a Maryland local...or were that is. All of those releases are worthy.CTC BBQ Amplifier, Sonic Frontiers Line3 Pre-Amplifier and Wadia 581 SACD player. Speakers? Always changing but for now, Mission Argonauts I picked up for $50 bucks, mint. -
Originally posted by dorokusai
LC - I also liked Paw. I bought Dragline and Death to Traitors...both decent rock albums. What prompted this emergence? The last band I thought someone would post about is Paw...
Speaking of the 90's....you remember Clutch? They really churn it out, and they are a Maryland local...or were that is. All of those releases are worthy.
Not sure what prompted it, it just happens from time to time.
Regarding Clutch, yes I remember the name, but I don't have any material to listen to. I'll likely look into some samples out of curiosity.
Two Channel Setup:
Speakers: Wharfedale Opus 2-3
Integrated Amp: Krell S-300i
DAC: Arcam irDac
Source: iMac
Remote Control: iPad Mini
3.2 Home Theater Setup:
Fronts: Klipsch RP-160M
Center: Klipsch RP-160M
Subwoofer: SVS PB12NSD (X 2)
AVR: Yamaha Aventage RX-A2030
Blu Ray: Sony BDP-S790
TV Source: DirecTV Genie -
Wow dude... you should go into radio. You read like a commentator. Just jiving ya. Never heard "Paws" but I have heard "Clutch". They're ok but not quite "Slipknottish" :cool: enough for me.Originally posted by Loud & Clear
This offering from '93 gets little mention or love. Strange, because this album is one of the more powerful rock & roll albums I've ever heard. It's truly visceral, it bares the guts of many of our experiences, and delivers an outright power-packed guitar and vocal tour de force that seems impossible to avoid; yet it was and is (again, strange).
Paw's 'Dragline' is fierce, gentle, emotionally stirring, brutal ... real. Real rock & roll is HARD to come by but these guys delivered it in spades; unrelenting.
Reviews from some decent folk
Not sure what else to say, but these guys rocked like Marlon Brando acted.Polk-A-Nizer~~Ulrich
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