Y & T, factory, Bruchsal
Two of a gun comes continuous firing of two simultaneously firing tubes and is used mainly for air defense, is in the model with two coupled guitars there, however, be used as highly effective against soft targets. The know Y & T. In two short twin-guitar volleys are immediately followed by heavy explosions. "Open Fire", "Do not Want to Lose" and "Hang Em High" represent the first wave of attack, and by now the battle situation is clear: no prisoners are taken. For the lappalienfreien heavy blues-rock of Seargant Major Dave Meniketti and his infantry opponent has absolutely nothing to oppose.
The general euphoria at the factory in Bruchsal does this Tuesday, however not diminish the contrary, no later than at the old battle hymn "Meanstreak" are located - for a very long time - grown men in the arms, clenched fists to the sky as Grunge had it never happened, and seem ready to extremes. But the Y & T seem to luck rather peace-loving characters to be. The meanest what the more complex, the four men of the day, a preference for Jägermeister. Bassist Phil Kennemore celebrating namely his "forty-second" birthday, as it is triggered. But even here there is moderation, at least for Meniketti, because the need even sing and do this by the "terrible stuff always heartburn." Know More, however would like the candle today prefer light from both sides and approved, in whole evil, even the Kippchen one or the other on stage. In celebratory mood spontaneous song requests from fans to be adopted. Meniketti do his old buddy, with whom he has now been 35 years back to back, is the fallen (What you want to play for like, Phil?) and adopt all the effort, the lyrics and chord progressions of long-forgotten treasures like "Lipstick and Leather", "Masters and Slaves to remember "and" Surrender ". By contrast, Phil sells the time with a little dance, leaving the Gitarrenroadie the bass playing. Or he travels the same across the strings of his instrument stops and lets them simultaneously raise the game again, since he apparently carry the spare tools for a sign of weakness. In the heart-wrenching power ballad "I Believe In You" are then but all serious again with this fully.
is now possible to the sentence, "this band has never received the attention it deserves," no longer has any circumnavigate (Kling Klong, two journalists into the Euro-phrases pig). No wonder: Y & T have always been something of a cross between Motley Crue and Whitesnake without drugs without homosexuality. Hair metal without hair flat, or even fear with brains. Songs like the Rauschmeisser that screamed Phil "squeeze" and the powerful "Forever" add again witness to the fact that the band its name to right with Y & T stands for Yesterday and Today, and for this timeless music, there is always a tomorrow . Give