For The Pleasure Of Watching It Burn

For The Pleasure Of Watching It Burn is the long-anticipated follow up to Daniel Christopherson's critically acclaimed "One Zillion Guitars" and it represents four years of studio work from the Seattle guitarist and producer who is often compared to Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson, and Jimi Hendrix. The CD is packed with exemplary playing from fellow Northwest icons, including keyboards (Don Garberg) and bass (Dan Mohler and Garey Shelton), with blistering drum work from Ben Smith (of the world-famous Heart). And of course new songs and performances from Daniel on mandolin, bass, acoustic and electric guitar. Stylistically, all songs carry a progressive, and sometimes experimental, twist on the classic rock sound. On the guitar hero scale, For The Pleasure Of Watching It Burn places Daniel Christopherson shoulder to shoulder with the best of the best, with top of line songwriting that makes this offering even more appealing. The album will appeal to fans of bands like Rush, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Alice In Chains, Carlos Santana, U2 and Jimi Hendrix - with that big
heavy sound that feels best with the volume cranked to 11.