JoeZ is a rock'n'roll record. Plain and simple. There are all sorts of influences from various eras of rock leaving a finger print some where on this album. The song writing is witty and entertaining with quips, double entendres, hidden meanings, and humor. Numbers like 'it' and "Just Wanna" convey all of the aforementioned! JoeZ's vocal range is extremely varied, as noted in his self harmonizing choruses, like the song "Parasite", and backup singing on numerous tracks; though he tends to stay in that high blues belter voice reminiscent of Whitesnake era David Coverdale's high end with a little Dexter Holland of The Offspring as well. The rhythm section is "completely in the pocket" as some would call it, considering JoeZ played drums and overdubbed all of the bass guitar tracks by himself. The drums have a sound as if engineered by Michael Wagener during his production days with Extreme, Dokken, and White Lion. The bass itself booms and thum...