Size matters. When you think back on classic, defining rock 'n' roll moments - from a Jimmy Page riff to a Kurt Cobain scream - virtually all of them are larger-than-life, impossible to ignore. That kind of scope is evident throughout 'The Pleasure And The Greed,' the second release from Boston's Big Wreck — a band that's clearly not hesitant to swing for the fences.
"Putting out an album with 16 songs gives people a lot to chew on," says singer/guitarist Ian Thornley.
I'm always hoping to come up with the perfect verse, the perfect riff.
