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Yazdan Naderi wrote on March 19, 2005

Greeting from Sweden. I love you guys! Fade to Bluegrass is the best cover album with the best covers ever. I couldn't believe how well you captured the entire feeling of Metallica (which is not easy to do) and still made it sound different. Just the fact that you have no drums gives the music a whole new dimension and calm. Keep up the good work. I'm waiting for some Slipknot covers. =). Have a nice day my friends. /Yazdan Naderi PS. The best song on the album is "Wherever I May Roam". It's better than the original.

Omar Quinones wrote on March 18, 2005

Fade To BlueGrass. Wow

Necrodaemon wrote on March 16, 2005

Ehy man, i've heard a couple of song from you, and you really rock!!!! great job man!!!

Ricky Phelps wrote on March 14, 2005

heys guys! i see the new tribute to led zepplin is out great. Just got the tribute to modest mouse , but i had find the 10 songs you guys did & the group modest mouse very interesting & good , but your version are better . gonna go wal-mart to look for awhole lotta bluegrass tomorrow. I got question, do you ever get feedback from the groups that you cover?

Katy Kash wrote on March 7, 2005

WOW.. you guys are really grand.. Fade to Bluegrass has become my favorite CD. I purchased it for my 29 year old son.. and he was convinced his Mom had gound a treasure. Thanks.. keep on pickin

Chris wrote on March 6, 2005

Amazing. Absolutely amazing. Thank You. I think you should cover Elvis.

Tom Walker wrote on March 4, 2005

You guys are on to something here... Enjoy your music, please keep it rolling! Excited about your Ozzy project and hope you all do more rock tributes! Fade to Black is awesome!

Ted Amberson wrote on March 4, 2005

You guys are amazing! I love how you find a way to make each song unique, and stay true to the heart of the song. I'm also from Alabama, and it's nice to see local talent getting to shine. Keep up the good work, and God bless.

Wolftech wrote on March 3, 2005

I have been a Metalica fan for over 20 years (since 1983) and a friend of mine gave me 'Fade to Bluegrass' as a "gag" gift... it rocks! You guys are truly gifted musicians. Keep on Pickin'

Jonas Hart wrote on March 2, 2005

Glad to see the Ozzy/Sabbath (and LZ) tributes!! FTBG is great, and these will be welcome additions to my collection! Need to get you guy to play VT!! cheers

Glen wrote on February 26, 2005

Fantastic job fellas! I started with your tribute to Metallica, not knowing if I even would like bluegrass...loved your renditions of this band. I just got your tribute to Ozzie and it sure is fun to listen to these old songs that I already like in a different format. I respectfully request for you to look into covering some other bands in your unique bluegrass style. Wouldn't it be great to have a "rockers" album comprised of one or two songs from each of the following bands: Tesla, Ratt, Dokken, Guns n Roses, Rush, Great White, White Lion, and maybe Motley Crue, Van Halen, or Kiss? Personally I would love to hear complete tributes to most of these, but it would be fun to have a taste all on one album. Forge on my pickin' brothers!

Travis Skrepneck wrote on February 25, 2005

Ok i jsut got the picking on modest mouse cd today and i don't know who was doing the cover and song list or what they were smoking but its pretty messed up. THe songs are not in the order that it says on the back. On top of that the store here in Hinton ALberta charged me 28.99 plus tax! Good thing i'm a fool with money otherwise .... well would be pretty crancky if i didn't get the disc but i'm not happy about the price. no wonder people steel music from the net and everywhere else possible. Maybe the solution to the problem is not to bann sites like napster but to make cut throat distribution compannys charge less and then music might be affordable to poor students like myself. Anyways glad to add your cd to my collection great take on an awsome band.

Tony Powell wrote on February 25, 2005

Hey, this is that 16 year old kid that recominded you guys to the welding instructor at my school. at first i didnt want to belive that the ozzy man let people do this to his music...MAkE IT BETTER!!! its just the pure sound of southern instrmunts that makes you feel good when you listen to it. great job guys.

Tony Powell wrote on February 25, 2005

Hey, this is that 16 year old kid that recominded you guys to the welding instructor at my school. at first i didnt want to belive that the ozzy man let people do this to his music...MAkE IT BETTER!!! its just the pure sound of southern instrmunts that makes you feel good when you listen to it. great job guys.

Kevin wrote on February 22, 2005

You guys are AWESOME! I've already turned 2 of my friends onto your Fade To Bluegrass C.D.! I can't wait to hear Black and Bluegrass! I looked at your tour dates and was disappointed to see that you don't have anything scheduled up in the Midwest, especially Wisconsin. It appears you already turned the south on to your music, now you need to turn the Midwests ear to your KICK-A$$ musical talents! P.S. If you wish to contact me, omit the "7" in my e-mail address.

Joe Austin wrote on February 21, 2005

Just picked up Whole Lotta Bluegrass and had to look you guys up - simply an excellent tribute album, nice tight playing and singing - I really like the arrangements great job!! Joe Austin Oxford, Miss

Dave Hamilton wrote on February 16, 2005

Ya'll be carefull you'll go to hell!! I am a welding Instructor at a SOUTH east Tennessee Technology High School and a TRADITIONAL BULEGRASS picker for 28 years. " I am 50 years old" In the early years I wanted to be like Sam Bush, but the more I learned about the music the more I went back to the roots. "Flat & Scruggs cranks my handle"!!! Know what I mean. I have played the same school houses the boys have played in the 50's. I learned guitar at the age of 10, played rock& roll till I got turned on to real music in the late 70's. Payed my dues and played all over Gods country "The South". We could have crossed strings somewere. Anyway, this 15 year old kid comes into my class and said: Hey Dude I've got this bulegrass Tribute to Ossie Osborne! I said: Watch out boy you'll go to hell!!! You can't use Bluegrass and Ozzie in the same sentence! There is no "F"in bluegrass!!! He said: Dude stick it in the puter and listen.. I said: NO I don't want to go to HELL!!! You guys are ture pickers. It was great!!! I can understand the words!! I could not understand OZZie, no southren drawl. I played some of your samples on the web site, Led Zepplin in 3/4 time, man this is way cool. Keep it up. Educate the rest of the world. Play it with the soul of the roots. Ya'll are my new hero's, no you won't go to hell!! See ya, Dave

Cody T. wrote on February 13, 2005

Awesome boys,keep on rockin!

Rita Barton wrote on February 11, 2005

Tony, We sure enjoyed hearing you at Walmart in Russellville, Al. the other day. Sure would love to hear you at Phil Campbell Downtown Hoedown, June 17th or 18th. If you would like to discuss anything further on this please let me know. Dennis and the others are looking forward to hearing if you can make it . I love Bluegrass and will be up at the Southgate Mall in Muscle Shoals, the 19th of Feb. Thanks Again, Rita Barton, Chairman Phil Campbell Park & Recreation Board

GAYLA wrote on February 10, 2005

ENJOYED YOUR SHOW AT CYC THIS PAST WEEKEND. LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING AND HEARING YOU PERFORM AGAIN.

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