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Shifting Gears by Speed Limit 35
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fave it Progressive Rock | Instrumental Rock
7 tracks | 35 minutes
Released May 2004
on Hectic Eclectic Records
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Instrumental rock darting in and out of genres like a hot rod changing lanes in a school zone.
Bio / Background
Based in southern New Jersey, instrumental / progressive rockers Speed Limit 35 formed during the summer of 1997 as a result of frequent songwriting sessions between guitarist Steve Rabeler and keyboardist / guitarist Mitch Gorman. Singer Judilynn Niedercorn, from Pittsburgh-based progressive rock band Persephone's Dream was recruited and provided an additional ingredient, adding a new musical dimension to the band's sound.
The first album release from Speed Limit 35 entitled The Speed of Sound was made available from mp3.com in 2000. The album contained ten tracks that varied between guitar-based instrumentals and progressive tracks featuring Judilynn's vocal work. Several songs were extremely reminiscent of Renaissance in their construction especially when amplified by the texture of Judilynn's voice; excellent examples being "Siren Song" and "Memoria".
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