Sunday, March 15, 2026

Man - Diamonds And Coal (2006)

 

The 14th album from this band from Great Britain.

The band was a quintet with a lineup of drums, percussion, bass, guitars, organ, synths and vocals.

One guest added percussion.

The band's latest albums has not been impressive. The band had long abandoned the psych rock that made their name in the late 60s - early 70s. It had been replaced by mainly mainstream rock.

The music on this fifty minutes long album is mainstream rock with some smaller blues rock and americana influences.

The album is songs based with a lot of vocals. Some of the songs are a bit hard rocking. Others are more like ballads.

The music is pretty pedestrian and not interesting at all. This is everything progressive and psych rock is not. 

There are some decent songs here and some pretty dire pieces of music. This is not an album this band should be remembered for or even be associated with.

1.5 points 

 

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