ILot Long

Evil plans for the formation of Lot Long were devised by Michael R Crider and Warren Bullock nearly 40 years ago. After decades of preparation, world domination of legacy rock n roll is finally underway. All streaming links are in "About" and "Websites"
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With updated release dates, and some fresh short clips of a few of the songs since we've kept you waiting an additional two weeks. Follow our artist page on the streaming service of your choice so you get notified as the releases go live! There will be no more schedule adjustments!
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/70fRruVPP7iyFoJxkIX130
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/lot-long/1822647868
Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/artists/B0FFFMXFLL/lot-long
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LotLongBand

n the summer of 1988, among the cornfields of rural Indiana, a music legacy was born. Two teens, guitarist Warren Bullock and vocalist Michael R. Crider, were riding high on the local music scene in their then-band, Vice Versa. The hard rock group played regularly around Central Indiana and quickly became a favorite in the area. During this time Bullock and Crider, both multi-instrumentalists, devised their evil plan to record an album together in which they would share exclusively the duties of every element of the record. They began writing songs for the project in the summer of 1988 and planned to release the album the following year. And then for a long time, nothing happened. A really long time. They got preoccupied. Or forgot. Or some other third thing. Regardless, it didn’t happen. Fast forward to 2024, where the former teens found the 50-something versions of themselves reigniting the musical spark that became the fiery debut album from Lot Long, aptly titled “Long Time Comin’”. The recording process started in August 2024 with the track “Cry Baby”, which became the first single from the album. The two worked on the record for nearly a year before finishing the album, set for release in September 2025. The ambiance of the Lot Long sound is a “full-bodied immersive audio experience for fans of face-melting rock n roll”. Pulling from shared influences such as Van Halen, KISS, The Beach Boys, The Beatles, Queen, and Extreme, among others, the hard-driving melodic music of the heritage rock album is rich with big, melodic vocals and harmonies, blistering guitars, booming bass lines, and thunderous drums. Bullock and Crider trade off lead vocals on the record, giving the album an eclectic blend that rocks from the opening bluesy acoustic guitar intro of “Cry Baby” to the album’s closing with Warren’s amazing guitar work during their version of Van Halen’s epic, “5150”. The time is now. The wait is over. Lot Long is here, and it’s been a Long Time Comin’.

Last edited by Gary E. Andrews; 11/10/26 11:21 AM.
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