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The freshly reunited Dinosaur Jr. prove that you don't have to create a big PR circus to get people excited about your comeback. The numbers may have been modest, but those who made it out to the band's Orlando show at The Club@Firestone -- Jen Cray among them -- had a Sunday night to remember.
DINOSAUR JR. The Club @ Firestone, Orlando, Fl Dec. 2, 2007 by Jen Cray Leaving the sweaty stench of the Between the Buried & Me gig behind me, I was speed-walking for five blocks to The Club @ Firestone to catch the freshly reunited Dinosaur Jr. Jen Cray Dinosaur Jr- J Mascis A quiet reunion (including ...
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Dinosaur, Jr.,,House of Blues, Orlando,July 7, 2005,by Steven Garnett
DINOSAUR, JR. House of Blues, Orlando July 7, 2005 by Steven Garnett July 7, 2005 = Dinosaur, Jr.'s first show of their tour. Typically, I do not write live reviews ten days after their occuring. But I had a solo trip to New Hampshire lined up. So thought I'd go to NH, consider the Dinosaur show, and ...
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What more needs to be said about this band? Have you heard them? Have you bee...
DINOSAUR JR. IN SESSION Fuel What more needs to be said about this band? Have you heard them? Have you been listening to music in the past two decades? Well, if you haven't... you might as well start right here. Ten songs recorded in the legendary live n' raw style of the BBC Sessions, from 1988 - ...
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J. Mascis + the Fog at the Cotton Club in Atlanta, GA on October 25, 2000. Concert review by James Mann.
... that my ears have had a few years to recover. Well, the other night at the Cotton Club came damn close to those bygone days of ear ringing. Former Dinosaur Jr. founder and skatepunk J. Mascis played only the third show with his new power trio -- aptly named "The Fog" -- and the combination of Mascis ...
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Free So Free (Ultimatum Music). Review by James Mann.
... FOG FREE SO FREE Ultimatum Music Eternal slacker J Mascis with a theme album? Say it isn't so. Well, it is, and the theme is freedom. Who knew that Dinosaur Jr. thunderrocker Mascis would be able to raise up off the couch long enough to string together a set of unified songs? But that's for the most ...
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Various Artists (Reverb). Review by Rob Walsh.
... Highviolets' "44 Down" reminds me of a song I once put on a mix tape several years back, sandwiched between My Bloody Valentine's "Sometimes" and Dinosaur Jr.'s "Freak Scene." I don't remember the name of that song, nor the name of the band, but "44 Down," with its sublime vocals that oozes over a loop ...
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April 2000 :: Music H-J :: Invaders From A Forbidden Planet (Matthew Moyer)
... (?) and twentysomethings(?) talking about their lives, loves, and parents trying to set them up on dates. Soundwise, the record swings between early Dinosaur Jr-esque freaky guitar scrapings and melancholy Lou Barlow-esque folky stylings, all augmented by tacky lovely synths and strings. Nice record ...
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On their mostly self-produced second full-length release, Athens, Georgia's G...
... , Athens, Georgia's Glands touch all the expected indie-rock bases -- and a few unexpected ones, as well. Head Gland Ross Shapiro sounds like former Dinosaur Jr. frontman J. Mascis channeling John Lennon on the opening "Living Was Easy." "Swim" is bouncy piano-pop that recalls mid-period Beatles. The ...
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Stein Haukland risks great personal derision by revealing the ten guiltiest of his musical guilty pleasures. Be gentle.
... said it, it's out in the open. Ah. 3) Bad Indie The late '80s were a good time to discover underground rock, what with The Pixies, Sonic Youth, and Dinosaur Jr. being only three of the many other-worldly bands out there. But you know how it is, it's easy to get caught up in the excitement of new discoveries ...
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July 1999 :: Live Ink :: Bailter Space (Mike Cuccaro)
... the cracks and crevices of rock music, where lost and/or independent souls lurk in the shadows. One part Superchunk, one part Pixies, and one part Dinosaur Jr. is one way to describe the rollercoaster of music and expression, though it fails to describe the band's own unique feel. Bailter Space proved ...
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