Golden Earring's "Together," released on January 1, 1972, under the Red Bullet label, is a captivating blend of Nederpop and classic rock that showcases the band's early prowess. This nine-track album, clocking in at a concise 39 minutes, is a testament to Golden Earring's ability to craft memorable, energetic tunes that resonate with a wide audience.
Kicking off with the infectious "All Day Watcher," the album sets a lively pace that continues with tracks like "Avalanche Of Love" and "Cruisin' Southern Germany." The band's signature sound is evident in the harmonious blend of George Kooymans' and Barry Hay's vocals, coupled with tight, driving rhythms. "Brother Wind" and "Buddy Joe" highlight the band's storytelling prowess, while "Jangalene" and "From Heaven, From Hell" demonstrate their knack for creating atmospheric, engaging rock anthems. The album closes with "Thousand Feet Bellow You," leaving listeners with a lasting impression of Golden Earring's dynamic range and musical versatility.
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