If you're a guitarist, try to play Black Woman. It's real fun.
Unida's debut album Coping with the Urban Coyote marks a sharp musical turn for singer/songwriter/guitarist John Garcia, toward straight-ahead hard rock and away from his artier work in Kyuss and Slo Burn. Songs like "Thorn" and "Blackwoman" are loud, propulsive rock excursions, featuring Garcia's emotive, classic rock singing, and only the relatively gentle finale "You Wish" sees Unida vary from the tried-and-true hard rock formula.
(By Heather Phares at All Music Guide)
Unida's debut album Coping with the Urban Coyote marks a sharp musical turn for singer/songwriter/guitarist John Garcia, toward straight-ahead hard rock and away from his artier work in Kyuss and Slo Burn. Songs like "Thorn" and "Blackwoman" are loud, propulsive rock excursions, featuring Garcia's emotive, classic rock singing, and only the relatively gentle finale "You Wish" sees Unida vary from the tried-and-true hard rock formula.
(By Heather Phares at All Music Guide)
Unida - Coping With The Urban Coyote (1998)
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3/4 of Unida is now House of Broken Promises. their new lp sounds great from what I've heard so far - available at the end of Sept.
Love this album... nothing beats their unreleased for me though. House of Broken Promises is very good, a bit more heavy/hard rock oriented.
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