Customer Reviews

Patiently

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I first heard dP on my 21st birthday at Instersection in Grand Rapids. I guess you could call it appropriate as many of us got to know dP in and around Grand Rapids. I'm always surprised how the guys and crew are always upbeat and consistently put on great shows. I'm fortunate enough to see them many many times each year live. Patiently is without a doubt where the band currently is. While there are a couple new songs out not on any official CD's (and don't forget the Xmas CD), I can easily see where they would fit into this CD. The guys are great, the music is great, the fans are great, and the times when they play... well they're great too. Support your local MI bands! Get the word out about dP!

These guys are terrific. They're local guys who really know how to play and have a good time. This is a great CD that can be played anywhere anytime, its highly recommended. Play, yet another D.P. cd is a great addition too, its a little more up-beat. These CD's show the bands great flexibility

Patiently manages to highlight the outstanding abilities of each of the musicians in the band. Good variety in sound and typical fun dp lyrics. Kudos to Grotsky on the horns. I was fortunate enough to be at the release show for this CD in Kalamazoo. These guys are going to be big very soon.

The fourth and most recent release from Michigan boys Domestic Problems proves to be a winner all around. First of all, it features the current lineup of DP members (the only DP CD to do so).

This album is more mellow than previous DP releases, showing that the guys have grown up quite a bit since the Scattered Pieces days. It also serves as proof that DP is as versatile as a chameleon, able to change faces completely from one moment to the next. It features enough new material to satisfy the cravings of DP fans for quite a while, including concert staples such as "Where" (shortened from the previous title, "Where Have You Gone"), and a new ballad, "Beautiful Girl", written for lead singer Andy's wife.

Straddling the fence between pop and rock, Domestic Problems has a sound like no other. Often compared to the likes of Dave Matthews Band, the group appeals to a wide array of ages and backgrounds. Consider DP to be a melting pot for a cross-section of America.