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Don't call them math-rock, and don't compare them to Slint, because you won't be doing justice to the lush and understated beauty of the Mercury Program. Nirav Soni chairs a roundtable discussion with all four members of the atmospheric and critically acclaimed Gainesville quartet.
THE MERCURY PROGRAM by Nirav Soni "It's like driving on the yellow brick road..." Andrew Chadwick The Mercury Program released their first 7" on Boxcar in 1998, but these four musicians have a longer history than that. Working together in bands like Yusef's Well and Darkhalf, Tom Reno, Dave Lebleu ...
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Bossa Mundo 2 (Wave Entertainment). Review by Bill Campbell.
... Muro, Tom & Julie, Blade & Masquenada Family, and Jersey St. The end result is part breezy, part seductive, hot and cool, and perfectly captures the foreigner's romantic vision of Brazil. Wave Music: http://www.wavemusic.com Bill Campbell
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Glaswegian tech-heads go on a quest to make a dance version of "Rhinestone Cowboy" in Stuart David's The Peacock Manifesto. Ian Koss discovers a book as loopy as David's band, Looper.
... the smash hit Peacock thinks it would be, it's perhaps this small delusion that adds the final touch of realism to this romp. With its wide-eyed foreigner's view of America -- it's easy to take things like the size of the place for granted -- and its situationist bent, The Peacock Manifesto is the kind ...
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Breath Of Life (Steamhammer / SPV). Review by Stein Haukland.
... against the best of them. The writing and performances are immaculate, of course, and this is compulsory listening for those out there that loved Foreigner but wanted them to play more notes and intricate patterns. And while I don't really fall in under that category myself, it's hard to not admire ...
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May 1998 :: SXSW 1998 :: Showcases and Panels and Weasels, Oh My! (Gail Worley)
... his Jesus of Cool days. Lowe joked that his invitation to make the keynote address resulted from political correctness gone mad, as in "We need a foreigner, does anybody know one?" Lowe seemed a bit uncomfortable with his speaking duties, but kept a sense of humor, addressing the room as "Industry insiders ...
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September 1999 :: Music T-Z :: Joe Lynn Turner (George Jegadesh)
... are also covers of Whitesnake's "Fool For Your Loving," Thin Lizzy's "The Boys Are Back In Town," Derringer's "Rock and Roll Hootchie Koo," and Foreigner's "Waiting For A Girl Like You." Despite the age and banality of the original versions of most of these covers, this album won me over because ...
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Epica (Sanctuary). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... ; it just doesn't make sense. The lead singer, I swear on Richard Simmons' afro, sounds like a cross between Peter Cetera and the lead singer of Foreigner. What the fudge? I found myself utterly confused and scratching my head as to why anyone would sit and listen to this, so I browsed a few other reviews ...
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For Sale (Tomato). Review by Ben Varkentine.
... mold, which may help him with some people... but hurts him with me. When it comes to rock singers, I'm a Smokey Robinson, Mick Jones (of BAD, not Foreigner), Pat MacDonald, and Dave Gahan kind of guy. Let me allow for something. Every year there are records that I end up wishing I'd given better reviews ...
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Sex, political intrigue, and... ancient Greece? Carl F. Gauze explains why Daniel Chavarria's The Eye of Cybele is perfect summer reading.
... description of daily life in Athens seems realistic and may be as good as we can see from our present day. The relation of master to slave, local to foreigner, human to god is described in loving detail. Once you figure out who is who, the tales of parties, politicking, debauchery, and the details of ...
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Looking for a nice, sleazy beach read? Carl F. Gauze recommends Daniel Chavarria's new novel, Adios, Muchachos, a "rousing" tale of sex and Capitalism in the "Worker's Paradise" of Cuba.
... 's exciting broadcasts. Take entrepreneur Alicia: she started as a lowly bicycle hooker pedaling around Havana showing her groceries. When a rich foreigner (one of the guys with new cars) slows down to admire, her bike pedal falls off, and next thing you know, she's giving Cuban dance lessons in exchange ...
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