Other popular songs by Finger Eleven includes Good Intentions, One Thing, Any Moment Now, Complicated Questions, Unspoken, and others.įor more information on this song or artist, check out SoundCloud or Last.fm. Around 9% of this song contains words that are or almost sound spoken.
In our opinion, Falling On is is danceable but not guaranteed along with its happy mood.
It is composed in the key of C Major in the tempo of 171 BPM and mastered to the volume of -3 dB. The duration of Falling On is 3 minutes 7 seconds long. Me (Deluxe Edition) that was released in 2007. are re-creating a style, not creating one, their newest work is not as essential a piece of the Ash discography as 1972's Argus, but it's nevertheless a worthy addition to the 35-year old band's discography.Find Similar Songs Get BPM and Key Play on Spotfyįalling On is a song recorded by Finger Eleven for the album Them Vs. Nevertheless, the quartet generates some momentum on "Steam Town, while the instrumental "Surfing a Slow Wave sounds at once everything like vintage Wishbone Ash and something more, its delicate tandem lines echoed in the melancholy of "loose change.īecause Andy Powell & Co. Wishbone Ash uses the studio as a means to craft smart arrangements, rather than confine jamming. In fact, Clan Destiny keeps improvisation in tight rein. And for his part, Powell, still brandishing a Gibson flying-V guitar, does an admirable job on vocalsand like his three compatriots, he knows that less is definitely more when it comes to soloing. Yet you can't really deny the savvy of bassist Bob Skeat, second guitarist Muddy Manninen and drummer Bob Weston, nor their versatility: Skeat plays various keyboards, while Manninen handles lap steel and slide (the way he decorates "Your Dog demonstrates how he serves the song, instead of flashing pure technique). "Healing Ground, for instance, alternates a dirty guitar figure that acts as a refrain, the dynamics of which are highlighted by way the instruments drop out on the bridge to reveal a sole falsetto vocal.Ĭlearly Powell has assembled a band with a palpable chemistry, including some not untalented, though perhaps overachieving, musicians. The largely original material on this disc, recorded in just over three weeks in Massachusetts, takes a variety of forms. The effect is the same on the next track, "Dreams Outta Dust, but the little things make it sound different, including how the second vocal enters on the second line of the verse while a mandolin murmurs in the background. Listening to the opening track, it's absolutely uncanny to hear the tenor vocals mesh with the dual guitars that harmonize to create hooks. It's one thing to deliberately try to recreate a distinctive sound and style, quite another to actually do it. Clan Destiny is a play on words that carries more than a little significance when you listen to the current Ash lineup (though some more action photos would have been preferable to the lyrics printed in the CD book liner). Not surprisingly, the band's been through more than its share of personnel changes since then, but it soldiers on under the aegis of guitarist Andy Powell these days, constantly touring and regularly recording. Wishbone Ash was mistakenly lumped in with the boogie bands of the late '60s and early '70s when it first started out, but the group soon developed its own voicea majestic sound of intertwining guitars and regal vocals, matched by a certain propensity to improvise upon lyrical imagery of knights and warriors that made the group sound like refugees from King Arthur's court with guitars instead of swords.
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