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Flood (Magic Marker). Review by Aaron Shaul.
FRED THOMAS FLOOD Magic Marker 2007 was a pretty good year for Fred Thomas. His full-time pop outfit Saturday Looks Good to Me released Fill Up the Room, a collection of songs that pushed his songwriting much farther left-field than he'd previously explored. It is also the best album of their seven ...
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February 1998 :: Feature :: Famous Monkeys of Filmland (Vincent Basilicato)
... like an animal.) Also debuting in 1951 was NBC's The Today Show. Its level of journalistic integrity was evident from the start, as chimpanzee J. Fred Muggs was a featured member of its anchor team. Muggs's popularity rivaled that of host Dave Garroway, which certainly says something about image over ...
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This Time Every Year 7" (Sonic Syrup). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... on the This Time Every Year 7" has everything you could possibly want from a holiday tune: Spector-ian exuberance, chiming pianos, jingle bells and Fred Thomas's seasonal melancholy. On the flipside, the classic "Blue Christmas" is treated with proper torch song reverence. The time to fully enjoy this ...
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Fill Up the Room (K). Review by Nora Richardson.
... 's impossible to completely pin down the cause, there's been a significant shift in Saturday Looks Good to Me's lo-fi M.O. Where songwriter/arranger Fred Thomas used to cull his ideas predominantly from incessant spins of Belle & Sebastian records, Motown, and girl group adoration during the band's first ...
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YpsiSongs (Cerberus). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... 's "John Norman Collins" and The Eugene Strobe's "Yep Slyly Land Tea on My Tray." Both Emily Jane Powers' "Thief" and Saturday Looks Good to Me's Fred Thomas' "Susceptible to Ghosts" capture the exuberant spirit of lo-fi acoustic guitar pop perfectly. As its name would seem to indicate "Ian Saylor's ...
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Daughters and Suns (Magic Marker). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... SUNS Magic Marker Magic Marker Records put out two of my favorite albums these last two years: The Faintest Ideas' What Goes Up Must Calm Down and Fred Thomas' Flood. Both of these discs are awash in haphazard recording processes and a rough immediacy that feels both endearing and genuine. The Owls ...
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A Cork Tale Wake (Quite Scientific). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... the feel of a particular city and music scene on one album, but that's what Chris Bathgate has done with A Cork Tale Wake. Like Ann Arbor mainstay Fred Thomas before him, Bathgate has the ability to cast specific events and places in a universal light. Name checking various important music and personal ...
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Cold Colors (Polyvinyl). Review by Nora Richardson.
... tendencies, were always rooted firmly in classic orchestral pop from the '60s (The Left Banke) and '70s (Fleetwood Mac). With Cold Colors, Fred Thomas and his rotating backing band further embrace the avant-garde and burn almost all their ties with a mainstream sound. The title track leads off the EP ...
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November 1998 :: Wet Ink :: Wet Ink Index ()
... Deeper Concentration Demonarch Destiny's End Discount Dishwalla Disturbing Behavior Doppelganger Drum and Bliss Duke Music E-H Fred Eaglesmith Elliot Elton John Alec Empire Endlessnessism Far From Within The Firesign Theatre Dave Fischoff The Fly-Rite Boys 403 Comp ...
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July 1999 :: Wet Ink :: Wet Ink Index ()
... Planet 2 John Digweed Dimmu Borgir The Dinner is Ruined Band Disappointment Incorporated Dr. Frank Dressy Bessy Dropkick Murphy's Fred Eaglesmith Electric Frankenstein Electric Wizard Elevator Through Elevator Through Danny Elfman Adam Elk Emperor Roger Eno Roger Eno ...
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