The third album from this band from Spain.
The band was a sextet with a lineup of percussion, drums, bass, guitars, keyboards, harmonica and vocals.
Two guests added bass and harmonica on one track.
The band returned again, forty-three years after their second album. A decent album too, it was. See my review somewhere else in this blog.
Tarantula 4 clocks in at forty-two minutes.
The music here is mainstream rock.
The music is pretty hard rocking with some ripping bass and guitars. There are some harmonies and some more ballads like music too.
The vocals are pretty raw female and male vocals. The lyrics are Spanish.
The result is a decent enough album which has no progressive rock whatsoever but still works as a rock'n'roll album.
2 points
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