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February 2000 :: Singles :: Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band (Jeff Patch)
Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band Grow Fins -- Rarities (1965-1982) Revenant This five CD set gathers loads of previously unreleased recordings, providing valuable insight into the process which turned a better than average blues/pop group into the most outrageous band of the 60's and 70's. Longtime ...
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Magnetic Hands: Live in the UK '72-'80 (The Viper Label). Review by James Mann.
CAPTAIN BEEFHEART AND HIS MAGIC BANDS MAGNETIC HANDS: LIVE IN THE UK 72-80 The Viper Label For a fellow who hasn't performed music since 1982, the last few years has certainly seen a gush of "new" Beefheart material. From the mammoth Grow Fins collection on Revenant (which everyone should own) to reissues ...
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For a brief while, James Mann puts the old 78s down and clues us in on those few things he liked in 2003 that weren't around in 2002.
... , sometime QOSTA vocalist, has gathered many of the same cast on this teaser EP, which is chilling and creepy, and even includes a brill cover of Beefheart's "Clear Spot". Essential listening, all. 8: Mike Marshall & Chris Thile: Into The Cauldron (Sugarhill) Two masters of the mandolin advance both ...
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If Jim Morrison and Captain Beefheart could've had a baby and moved into a Na...
REV NEIL DOWN AMERICAN FRIEND Burn Barrel If Jim Morrison and Captain Beefheart could've had a baby and moved into a Nashville railer Park to raise it, It might've grown up to be the Mighty Rev Neil Down. This fine release didn't come from Nashville though. This was recorded, engineered, and mastered ...
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Fear of Rehearsal. Review by Stein Haukland.
... . Rewarding result. With a 23 person line-up, Girlz of Zaetar exists somewhere in-between a sex-crazed Sly, a meditative Femi Kuti and a drawling Captain Beefheart, creating music that is at once excruciatingly pretentious and wonderfully listenable. The 35-minute-long "Gods" is so commercially suicidal ...
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June 1999 :: Music N-P :: Old Time Relijun (Tom Minarchick)
... to describe their sound. A clear description might go something like "Jon Spencer howling over music that is a moonshine-soaked mix of Tom Waits and Captain Beefheart." On the song "Office Building," Arrington De Dionyso could easily be mistaken for Nick Cave. Complex, primitive, stripped down, aggressive ...
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Though they went unheralded nationally, The Swimming Pool Q's were one of Atlanta's most beloved and acclaimed bands 20 years ago. Now their debut album, The Deep End, has been reissued, and James Mann puts the expanded album -- and the Atlanta "scene" -- "In Perspective."
... Richmond Boston, and a revolving cast of drummers and bassists, he founded the Q's and has kept some form of the band intact ever since. Equal parts Captain Beefheart and James Brown, with an acerbic, lancing tongue, Calder's southern-fried fanaticism meshes so well with Elsey's gymnastic guitar that ...
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Nut Music as Free as the Squirrels (Atavistic). Review by Bob Pomeroy.
... in 1972, and continuing in sporadic fashion for 29 years. I'm sure Whitehead, Wes Mingus, and artist Pat O'Brien had fun making noises that blended Captain Beefheart with Roland Kirk by way of Frank Zappa's garage. Some of it is rather interesting. "Noise Circus" features two takes of the track superimposed ...
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Humpty Dumpty LSD (Latino Buggerveil). Review by James Mann.
... , the way too slick Weird Revolution, which sounded as if it could have been made by most anyone. Nobody else on the planet (barring a return from Captain Beefheart in a real bad mood) could make music like this. "Day of the Dying Alive" sounds like exactly that, "Hetero Skeleton" comes off as soundtrack ...
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August 1998 :: Music C-F :: Edges from the Postcard 2 (James Mann)
... gospel bluegrass of One Riot, One Ranger to the Flying Burritos-styled Hudson Super Six, or the downright strangeness of the Bakers, who sound like Captain Beefheart playing a barroom weeper. In between you hear echoes of the Opry as well as the Replacements. Robbie Fulks leads off with "South River ...
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