Search results for 'down and from and the and mountain'
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John Darnielle,Mountain Goats,We Shall All Be Healed,4AD Records,Matthew Moyer
MOUNTAIN GOATS WE SHALL ALL BE HEALED 4AD Records I love how John Darnielle’s voice is “always” the deal-breaker for whether someone likes the Mountain Goats. His pinched, “adenoidal/atonal” whine can’t help but divide potential and actual audiences as certainly as did the voice of that other oft-bandied ...
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Ghana (3 Beads of Sweat). Review by Matthew Moyer.
THE MOUNTAIN GOATS GHANA 3 Beads of Sweat Sweet wooden music, such a cleansing relief from the corrosive metal and ichor that I usually pour down my ears. I'm calming down already. I think John Darnielle writes about death metal too, doesn't he? If I'm not spreading urban myths, suddenly the music ...
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Time Warp: The Very Best Of (A&M). Review by David Whited.
THE OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS TIME WARP: THE VERY BEST OF A&M 2001 marks the 30th year of The Daredevils, who started in Springfield, Missouri playing gigs in bars and on porches. Their unique blend of country, Southern rock and roll, and Appalachian/Ozark-flavored songs enjoyed some fairly major success ...
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In the Future (Jagjaguwar). Review by S D Green.
BLACK MOUNTAIN IN THE FUTURE Jagjaguwar As I write this, I’m combing eBay for a ’79 Camaro with T-tops in cherry bomb red. The thunder and fury of Black Mountain’s “Wucan,” off their latest full-length, In the Future, can’t be blasting out of no Saturn – my current ride. Nor can album ...
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Metal drummer Dailor in Phil Collins fanboy shocker!?!? Stick around for what other revelations Gail Worley coaxes out of Mastodon's rhythmic anchor in the Ink 19 interview.
ADVENTURES ON BLOOD MOUNTAIN AN INTERVIEW WITH BRANN DAILOR OF MASTODON by Gail Worley Blood Mountain is the highest peak on the Georgia section of the Appalachian Trail and the sixth-tallest mountain in that state. The ominously named landmark made national news early this year when a hiker last seen ...
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Observatory EP (King Crab) and Magnet Mountain (Western). Review by Werner Lorre.
BURD EARLY OBSERVATORY EP KING CRAB MAGNET MOUNTAIN Western Burd Early is not a particularly clever lyricist, nor is he distinctly sincere. The obvious musical acts to compare his Observatory EP and full-length Magnet Mountain to, Smog, Palace, The Silver Jews, and maybe 2/3rds of the Wilco oevure ...
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With the year drawing to a close, we thought it'd be appropriate for our staff to tell you what they thought the best stuff all year was. Features Editor James Mann kicks off with his choices for the Top 19 Albums of 2001.
TOP 19 OF 2001 by James Mann 1: Drive-By Truckers: Southern Rock Opera (SDR Records) This record so perfectly captures being a southern youth in the '70s that it's almost scary. The saga of Lynyrd Skynyrd makes perfect subject matter for extended examination -- and it rocks LAMF. Absolutely brilliant ...
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Everybody plays the "what if" game, but Larry Eyre's Catharsis examines what happens when the game becomes destructive. Bob Pomeroy explores the fascinating debut novel.
CATHARSIS BY LARRY EYRE Wolf Mountain Press Everyone tortures themselves playing the "what if?" game from time to time. It's an agonizing game where we imagine an alternate personal history for ourselves if we'd only done things differently. Would I be happier if I'd married my high school sweetie ...
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The year 2003 isn't officially over until we've had Gail Worley's picks from the mountain of interviews she did over those twelve months. It's a rock zeitgeist!
SO LET IT BE WRITTEN, SO LET IT BE DONE THE TOP 19 ROCK QUOTES OF 2003 by Gail "May I Quote You" Worley No year is ever completely, properly wrapped up and packaged for the history books until I submit my annual "Top 19 Rock Quotes" of that year to Ink19. I got some good ones last year. Feel free to ...
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Volume 1 (Illbilly). Review by Matt Thompson.
DROPPED ON THE HEAD VOLUME 1 Illbilly Frankly, for this old-school fan of country music, the whole cowpunk thing has become a bit tiresome. True, for someone like myself who discovered The Sex Pistols well after he learned of the glory of Hank Williams, the idea of combining country themes with punk ...
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