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California Music
Alan Taylor, Pipeline Magazine
Robert Dalley, author, Surfin' Guitars
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Krill Slippin'

Krill Slippin' was the first album project by the San Francisco Bay area surf group The Mermen, and features dual guitar parts and lush reverbs in a modern update of traditional surf rock. The opening track "Ocean Beach" starts the CD off with a bang, while other highlights such as "Big Day At The Bay" and "Neptune's Revenge" portend to some ot the great Mermen music that would follow on later albums. Dark and ominous tracks such as "The Whales" give a different flavor to the material, but guitar fans will love the tone and twang eminating from the riffs delivered from Jim Thomas' axe. Overall, well-crafted, yet minimalistic arrangements that compliment the Mermen's other recorded material quite nicely. - Guitar 9
Instrumental Guitar (Electric/Surf/Rock), total running time, 50:23


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Track Name

Time

MP3

Ocean Beach

2:35

Krill Slippin'

2:50

Neptune's Revenge

2:30

Splashin' With the Mermaid

3:35

Kaena

3:50

Over the Falls

4:00

Run Don't Walk

2:25

Sand

2:25

The Drift

2:25

Big Day at the Bay

2:50

Hammer Head

2:40

Abalone Daze

3:00

Soul Surfin'

3:50

The Whales

4:40

By the Sea I Will Stay Forever

2:10

The Goodbye

3:15





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