Esto Es Nuestro - Music

The Magic Land The Most Important Guide About Argentina And Uruguay Prog Psych And Beat Bands Of The 60's And 70's Says About This Band And Record "After The Break-Up Of Opus Alfa In 1972 Bertolone Barral And Graf Formed The Power Trio Dias De Blues. Their Music And Absolutely Wild And Raw Mixture Of Hyper Electric Drug-Induced Progressive Blues With Social-Concerned Lyrics Found Influences On Cream Led Zeppelin And Cactus. Their Only LP Recorded In Buenos Aires Argentina By The End Of 1972 Captures The Roughness And Vitality Of Their Concerts Like Many Few Gropups Ever Managed To. Conceived Inside The Typical Parameters Of The Time The Album Is An Indisputable Sample Of Progressive Hard Rock. It Is Absolutely Recommended To Understand The Acid-Progressive Rock Of That Time. Daniel Bertolone Plays The Hell Out In His Solos And Riffs Obtained The Sound That Most Guitars Players Dreamed In Those Days. Jorge Barral Strongly Influenced By Jack Bruce In The Vocal And Instrumental Part Gives The Global Sound Of This Group With His Strongly Melodic Sense. On The Other Hand Jorge Graf An Astonishing Effective Drummer Contributes With His Constant Accurate Solid Metric.The Psychedelic Blues "Amasijando Los Blues" The Acid Rock "Estan Desubicados" And Pro Drug Allegations Like "Dame Tu Sonrisa Loco" Are Great Examples Of The Band Effectiveness. The Strange Psycho-Folk Of "Esto Es Nuestro" Or The Brutal Energy Discharged On "Toda Tu Vida Round Up This Great Album Of Inspired Compositions. A Must Have Record! This Album Was Released In Uruguay And Argentina With Different Covers. Both Editions Are Extremely Rare Particularly The Uruguayan." TRACK LISTING SIDE A Amasijando Los Blues - Dame Tu Sonrisa Loco - No Podran Conmigo - Cada Hombre Es Un Camino SIDE B Estan Desubicados - Esto Es Nuestro - Vuela - Toda Tu Vida read less