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October 1999 :: Music C-D :: cut.rate.box (Mathew Moyer)
cut.rate.box blueiceblack diesel picnic The only impression I had of cut.rate.box prior to this record was one of casual dismissal when a bunch of the local goth types came back from this year's Convergence gathering, proudly sporting cut.rate.box garb. Oh, the hazards of elitist snap judgments! On ...
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Mid-tempo to quick rootsy guitar punk rock, rough-sounding vocals, Clash-like...
... basslines from a graduate of the Matt Freeman (Op Ivy/Rancid) School. Oi! without the word "oi!" Or as it's better known, streetpunk. This 14-cut CD from the GC5, actually a quartet, emanates from the original home of punk rock, Cleveland, O-hi-o. There is something about Midwest punk bands that I've ...
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Flowers (spinART). Review by Gail Worley.
... , the band's "commercial" breakthrough, Ocean Rain) would fail to celebrate the release of Flowers as a spectacular offering from a band who arguably rate as one of the most important post-punk rock bands of the past two decades. As the band's ninth album, Flowers makes a faithful contribution to the ...
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Don't stop now! There's still plenty more music business horrors to be told by The Rosenbergs' David Fagin.
... is that the labels own these companies hawking the music as well as the music that's being hawked, so they charge themselves a ridiculously cheap rate, which is way below fair market value, to license the work. Can you say "Holy anti-trust, Batman?!" This is why Napster just won an important stay in ...
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Carl F. Gauze offers you a quick and dirty guide to the 8-track of the new age.
... every recorded (125 or so, including bootlegs, check http://www.ka.net/ss/d1.html if you doubt me). You even checked that the song ends weren't cut off. With a new hard drive, a stack of CD-Rs, and a vague idea of what's where, you're ready to rock and roll all night. Personally, I wore out an HP 2x ...
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February 2000 :: Music C-D :: Crunch Pod Media Presents (Nirav Soni)
... wrong. Next up we have 4 tracks by Fixed. Fixed fall into the arcane and esoteric branch of noise called "scum." Essentially, fast plunderphonic cut-ups that never really get off the ground. They add some beats and textures, but it never really amounts to much. Things start to look up when we ...
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Seabound,Poisonous Friend EP,Metropolis Records,Jorge C. Galban
... starts off with a softer approach, leaning towards techno. Space age sound design combines with robot-like vocal effects for a galactic effect. By Cut Rate Box's "Contact" remix, things get very interesting. Distorted bleeps play alongside throbbing bass lines and prepare the listener for an upcoming ...
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September 1999 :: Ink Spots :: "Weird Al" Yankovic (Julio Diaz)
... request permission? Yeah. That's more a matter of a money thing, because if you do a cover version... it gets real technical and boring, so let me cut to the chase. When I do a polka medley, basically, these songwriters have to agree to accept a percentage of the statutory rate. Whenever you do a song ...
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December 1999 :: Features :: The Martyrdom of Dana Plato (Phil Bailey)
... part in The Exorcist wouldn't be good for Dana and turned it down. Shrewd! Linda Blair got the role, and the film struck a nerve and became a major box office hit, and ultimately, a classic film. A few years later, Dana won a small role in the uproariously bad sequel, Exorcist II: The Heretic . This ...
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October 1999 :: Wet Ink :: Wet Ink Index ()
... van Beethoven Owen "Snake" Chapman Chevelle Children of the Damned The Church Chyna Bruce Cockburn Catie Curtis Custom Made Scare cut.rate.box Jeff Dahl Dama Dance Hall Crashers Dangerman Dark Tranquility Dieselboy Disappointment Incorporated The Dixie Hummingbirds ...
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