Bluespumpm - Live At Utopia

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Review by Mel Kaye

Live At Utopia by Bluespumpm: A Raw, Soul-Stirring Ride Through Blues Rock Let’s cut to the chase—Bluespumpm’s Live At Utopia ain’t your polished studio masterpiece. It’s raw, gritty, and dripping with sweat from what feels like a smoky Austrian dive bar in 2000. Released on Die Mühle, this album is a no-frills celebration of blues-rock that grabs you by the collar and doesn’t let go. And honestly? That’s exactly why I love it. The whole thing kicks off with “Village,” and man, does it set the tone. From the opening riff, you can feel the band locking into that groove like an old friend you haven’t seen in years but still know inside out. The guitar work here has this loose, almost lazy swagger to it, but don’t be fooled—it’s precise as hell when it needs to be. You can practically hear the crowd nodding along, beers in hand, lost in the moment. It’s one of those tracks where you just wanna close your eyes and let the sound wash over you. Simple yet unforgettable. Then there’s “Blind Man Blues.” Holy crap, this one hits different. There’s something about the way the vocals crack just enough to make you believe every word they’re singing. It’s not perfect, but who cares? Perfection would ruin it. This track sticks with me because it’s got this haunting vibe, like it knows things you don’t. The harmonica wails in the background, adding layers of pain and longing, while the slow-burning rhythm pulls you deeper into its world. By the end, you’re not sure if you should cheer or sit quietly for a minute to process everything you’ve felt. And yeah, the rest of the album keeps delivering—“Edlauer Boogie” brings some much-needed energy, while “Money Makes Holes” reminds you why blues will always be relevant. But honestly, it’s those first two tracks that stick to your ribs long after the record stops spinning. What makes Live At Utopia special isn’t just the music; it’s the vibe. Listening to it feels like stumbling into a secret gig where everyone’s playing their hearts out because they need to—not because they want fame or fortune. It’s messy, real, and full of soul. Here’s the kicker though: for all its grit and authenticity, this album somehow manages to feel timeless. Maybe it’s because we’ll always need music that speaks to our struggles and joys without sugarcoating anything. Or maybe it’s just that good. Either way, Bluespumpm nailed it. So next time you’re feeling stuck or just need a reminder of how alive music can make you feel, throw this one on. Just don’t blame me if you find yourself craving schnitzel and a pint afterward.

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Artist: Bluespumpm
Album: Live At Utopia
Rating: 4.33

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Sitting Here Lonely 3:59
Just For You4:08
Edlauer Boogie10:29
It's A Real Good Feeling4:40
Blind Man Blues4:25
Money Makes Holes3:31
Creeping Up Blues3:56
Village5:21
Blues Without Roots4:43

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Catalog Numbers

  • A850611
  • CD 850 611

Labels

Die Mühle

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Album
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Notes

Recorded live at UTOPIA / Innsbruck 23. 9. 1988

About Bluespumpm

Popular Austrian blues rock group founded in November 1975 in Heidenreichstein/NÖ. Until 2015 more than 20 musicians have joined and left the band. Line-up (2015): ZAPPA Cermak: Mouth Organ, Vocals : Lead Guitar : Bass & : Drums

Members

  • Franz Frank
  • Fritz Glatzl
  • Wolfgang «Bassfrosch» Frosch
  • Dieter Thoma
  • Zappa Johann Cermak
  • Bernd Rommel
  • Nadja Milfait
  • Judith Pechoc

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Live At Utopia* by Bluespumpm is a hidden gem from Austria, released back in 2000. It blends raw blues with gritty rock vibes, showcasing tracks like "Blind Man Blues" and "Edlauer Boogie." What makes it special? It’s pure energy, recorded live, and feels like you’re right there in the room. Plus, how often do you find a blues-rock album from Austria? Not every day, right?