About this album
Where they were
Black Country Communion's self-titled debut album arrived in 2010, marking the formation of this supergroup featuring renowned musicians like Joe Bonamassa and Glenn Hughes. This release followed Hughes' resurgence in the hard rock scene after years of varied musical ventures and Bonamassa's rising solo career, showcasing their combined strengths in a cohesive project.
Why it matters
The album received critical acclaim, debuting at number 1 on the UK Rock Chart and solidifying Black Country Communion's presence in the hard rock genre. It was praised for its musicianship and songwriting, leading to significant attention within both classic rock circles and contemporary music critics alike.
Essential tracks
- "One Last Soul" — This track exemplifies the band's bluesy rock sound with its powerful chorus and emotional depth, highlighting Hughes' vocal prowess.
- "Song of Yesterday" — An epic ballad that showcases dynamic shifts between soft verses and anthemic choruses, offering a glimpse into the band's versatility.
- "The Great Divide" — The opening track sets the tone for the album, blending hard-hitting riffs with a sense of urgency that encapsulates their musical identity.
- "Medusa" — With its intricate instrumentation and catchy hooks, this track represents the band's ability to weave complex musical narratives.
Release Date
September 20, 2010
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
Disc 1
- 1 Black Country 3:15
- 2 One Last Soul 3:52
- 3 The Great Divide 4:45
- 4 Down Again 5:45
- 5 Beggarman 4:51
- 6 Song of Yesterday 8:32
- 7 No Time 4:18
- 8 Medusa 6:56
- 9 The Revolution in Me 4:59
- 10 Stand (At the Burning Tree) 7:02
- 11 Sista Jane 6:54
- 12 Too Late for the Sun 11:21
Disc 2
- 1 The Great Divide
- 2 Interviews
- 3 Behind the Scenes
- 4 Photos
- 5 Producer’s Note
