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'Green Lemon could very well lead the next generation of jambands.'~ Relix Magazine 'Jambands' March New Groove of the Month Green Lemon was dually impressive. Although I'd heard plenty of their music beforehand, nothing on disc compared to the energy of the Oklahoma native's live show. Green Lemon revealed a high octane performance that from start to finish, never let up. Merging pumping electronica beats with smooth reggae melodies and some shredding guitar solos, they induced a more than sizable crowd into a steady fervor making many wonder just who this band was. '~ Jambands.com by Chris Clark 'When it comes right down to it Green Lemon brings me back to a conversation among friends that took place in a Bickfords restaurant at 1 am around 1990. It was a discussion, and argument, about the merits of the Grateful Dead school and the Yes/early Genesis school of music. The discussion was getting heated when one of us, and I can’t remember who, injected this thought: man, how sweet would it be if Yes would take that wild trippy prog shit they do and just start jamming with it like Jerry? It stopped the conversation cold and I have been searching ever since for a band that can do it. I’ve found them.
Green Lemon, at its best, takes progressive stylings, jams them like Jerry and throws in a bit of reggae just to keep it interesting. They are the band that I have been waiting for.
'~ KyndMusic by Dave Terpeny |
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