Big Wreck new Video rocking the DoubleNeck Silhouette!

[glensterr]

Hey Guys check out the new Single from Big Wreck (With Ian Thornley Rockin his DoubleNeck Silhouette!

Big Wreck - Albatross - official music video - YouTube

 

[glensterr]

Here's the Link: Big Wreck - Albatross - official music video - YouTube

 

[ErnieJohn]

great song, nice ebmm too! never heard these guys before,

 

[ozzyrules]

great song, nice ebmm too! never heard these guys before,

+ 1. Who are they? Sound Great.

 

[lumberjack]

Just heard Alabatross last night. Great song.

 

[lumberjack]

+ 1. Who are they? Sound Great.

They are a Canadian band that started around the mid 90's. They broke up and Ian started his own band Thornley around 2001-2002. He's back with Big Wreck now. Check out their stuff. Great bands and an underrated singer and guitarist.

Check out Youtube. There's a lot of stuff there.

 

[acwild]

A friend of mine turned me on to BW two years ago and I thought they were a new band. Great to see that they're back! They should have been much bigger, imo. Thanks for sharing.

 

[LilSteve]

Wow, musta missed this thread Really good stuff...

 

[davetcan]

Great guitarist with a terrific and unique voice, they really should have been a lot bigger outside of Canada. Earlier "hits" include "The Oaf", "Blown Wide Open", and "That Song", if any of you are interested in checking them out.

 

[whitestrat]

Sounds great! Thanks for the heads up!

 

[acwild]

Great guitarist with a terrific and unique voice, they really should have been a lot bigger outside of Canada. Earlier "hits" include "The Oaf", "Blown Wide Open", and "That Song", if any of you are interested in checking them out.

I think that he sounds a lot like Chris Cornell, which to me is a good thing.

 

[davetcan]

Indeed it is!

I think that he sounds a lot like Chris Cornell, which to me is a good thing.

 

[A.J.]

Love those guys. Got turned onto them when "The Oaf" came out. Stoked to see Ian rocking some MM!

 

[NorM]

That video is easy to listen to.
I just need an EBMM SiLO double neck
piezo the 12 and piezo trem the 6
I'll spring for the EMG's and play it out every week.

 

[ScoobySteve]

Very nice, never heard of these guys before. Voice is amazing. And that double neck silo is also awesome!

 

[fogman]

watch their other vids and you'll see more MM content.
great band! i hope they do well.
saw their vid on Much Music as well.

 

[acwild]

I finally got around to getting this cd. The title track seemed kind of mellow so I wasn't sure what to expect. Especially since they've been gone so long. Lots of great tunes on this release. It sounds like they're continuing where they left off with their distinctive huge sound. I'm really glad that they're back as it's been a while since I've thoroughly enjoyed a full cd this much. One of the first tracks (A Million Days) has a lead that sounds like it's Steve Morse influenced. I guess I think that anytime I hear a chromatic run.

 

[ozzyrules]

I finally got around to getting this cd. The title track seemed kind of mellow so I wasn't sure what to expect. Especially since they've been gone so long. Lots of great tunes on this release. It sounds like they're continuing where they left off with their distinctive huge sound. I'm really glad that they're back as it's been a while since I've thoroughly enjoyed a full cd this much. One of the first tracks (A Million Days) has a lead that sounds like it's Steve Morse influenced. I guess I think that anytime I hear a chromatic run.

Maybe you can take a track of that "mellow" song to work with you and serenade "the boys". Ha Ha.

 

[acwild]

Maybe you can take a track of that "mellow" song to work with you and serenade "the boys". Ha Ha.

You seem to be obsessed with our male FAs. I can probably hook you up. All you have to do is ask, ya know.

 

[beej]

One of the first tracks (A Million Days) has a lead that sounds like it's Steve Morse influenced. I guess I think that anytime I hear a chromatic run.

Totally- every time I hear that I think he's copped some killer Morse licks.