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JD & the JDCsJD & the JDCs: Burn This City DownBurn This City Down (2011)Delerict Reviewer Rating: 2.5 Contributed by: Rich27Rich27 (others by this writer | submit your own) With a number of years and bands behind him, Jamie Delerict's latest venture sees him release this three-track EP with a youthful-looking backing band. The noticeable thing that is evident about the first track, "Burn This City Down", is that there is nothing new being put on the table. However, the.
With a number of years and bands behind him, Jamie Delerict's latest venture sees him release this three-track EP with a youthful-looking backing band. The noticeable thing that is evident about the first track, "Burn This City Down", is that there is nothing new being put on the table. However, the track itself is fairly catchy and has quite a contagious feel to Well-played with a nice guitar sound and some decent lead work, it does manage to pique my interest. However, lyrically I find it a bit clichéd and obvious at times, which gives it a clumsiness that is only narrowly overcome by the music.
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Lazy review.......FDC! I don't care about the band, but I supposed someone has to tell you that their name is 'JD and the FDCs'. Not quite sure how you messed that up in both the title and in the article. Seems pretty obvious, and their web site confirms it. Enough with the Run-DMC homages... sheesh! |
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I hold my hands up to the error re: the name.