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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Hellbilly at it's best,
This review is from: Graveyard Shift (Audio CD)
This is a prime example of hellbilly music. The band is great and tight, oh wait, that's not a band it's only one man Scott H. Birham himself. The music is rough and raw, and as the sticker on the album states, best when played very loud. Really, this album, along with his first album, are worth picking up no matter what kind of music you like. He's probably the only guy capable of challenging Hank Williams III for his position as the badest country boy you'll ever meet.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
One Man Band!!,
By Roxanne Butterfield "Cowgirlzombie" (Monterey Peninsula, California) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Graveyard Shift (Audio CD)
Seeing Biram live was my first experience with his music and I was nervous about the CD. But Graveyard Shift lives up to its/his name. He is truly a one man band that explodes with music in its most raw and pure form. The lyrics are fitting with talk of love, murder, and good times. They get me moving to do anything from dishes in the kitchen, gardening with my cats, or having a few beers with my friends. This CD is a must have for anyone who loves cow punk, country, or just good rock and roll. Try it with a shot of Jack and a beer today.
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A rare talent,
By Proggy McGee (Newark Ohio) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Graveyard Shift (MP3 Download)
Lately, I have really been getting into the subgenre of music that many are calling "hellbilly" and still others have called "dark roots". I don't know what to call it really, but I know what I like and in my opinion Scott H. Biram is the best of the genre (whatever it is). He makes an awful lot of good sounds for a one man band and his voice is as genuine and timeless as Hank Williams Sr. He can make you smile and I suspect that if he wanted to he could bring a tear to your eye as well. A great listen and a rare talent.
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