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Harris’ Album of the Month: Commitment by Lucky Boys Confusion

By Harris posted March 01, 2009 at 11:45

One of the greatest fusion bands of all time that went away just as quick as they rose to fame. Lucky Boys Confusion from Chicago, IL took the alternative rock world by storm just after the turn of the century with a combination of fast paced anthems, and slow reggae jams. To the die hard fans this was something that could never be replicated and with the band in a state of non-touring hiatus, it is unclear if most of the country will ever experience it again. The bands second studio album, “Commitment,” is a masterpiece on so many different levels, displaying an ability for hit singles in songs like “Hey Driver,” and “Ordinary,” and great b-side jams such as “Sunday Afternoon,” and “Closer to our Graves.” The music stems from many different backgrounds, generally a place of intense emotion. The amazing anthem “Mr. Wilmington,” sings of a father who [...] Continue...