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Rotten Love (One Little Indian). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... Coldplay's "Yellow" as if it weren't something played to death by contemporary Brit-rock derivatives. Even worse is "Sunday School," where vocalist James Levy's obnoxious croon sounds like Billie Joe Armstrong aping Morrissey. Thankfully the quality of the good moments trump the weaker ones on Rotten ...
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Autumn Sweet (Laughing Outlaw). Review by James Mann.
... and Marti Wilson on vocals. The result is an album that sounds unified, but diverse. From the Finn brothers atmosphere of "Over n Over" or the moody "Lightning," Fenton finds his pleasure in all aspects of pop music, and manages to convey complex lyrical ideas without sounding smug. True, he does remind ...
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Close Cover Before Striking (Jetset). Review by James Mann.
... in a land somewhere between Low and The Velvet Underground, without sounding like either. From the guitars as violins opener "Astronaut" or the moody "The Alibi," this is a textbook of sound, quiet while oddly compelling, completely out of step with most contemporary music. Thank heavens for Luna; otherwise ...
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February 2000 :: Music A-B :: Patricia Barber (James Mann)
... sound of vocalist/keyboardist Patricia Barber. Recorded at Chicago's Green Mill (Al Capone's old haunt), Barber and band create mysterious, moody, vibrant music. Music that can't be defined by old labels. Her version of "The Beat Goes On" strips the pop varnish from the Sonny Bono tune, instead transforming ...
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February 1999 :: Music S-Z :: Chuck E. Weiss (James Mann)
... at age 14. Yowza. Extremely Cool, his first release in over a decade, moves from growling gut-bucket blues ("Devil with the Blue Suede Shoes") to moody, edge-of-the-bathtub, razor-in-hand emptiness ("It Rains on Me"). From the Cajun "Deeply Sorry" to the driving honk of "Jimmy Would," Weiss assimilates ...
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Finger Eleven, with Sage, at the State Theatre in St. Petersburg, FL on September 1, 2000. Concert review and photos by Lee Ann Leach.
... . Not only does it have a cool little Flash movie complete with a kickin' drum loop playing, but they also take the time to add in lead guitarist James Black's artwork as a bonus. I got their CD, The Greyest of Blue Skies, and reviewed it. Then, I saw that they were going to be playing the St. Pete area ...
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June 1999 :: Music R-Sp :: Regain the Lost Conversation (Marcus Leith)
... with Spiritualized. The CD's most surprising contribution, a bittersweet acoustic track called "Girl at Night," comes from Dump, Yo La Tengo bassist James McNew's side project. The bands on the compilation that sound the most promising are Brooklyn's Red Soda and New Zealand's Alpha Plan. Red Soda ...
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From Billion Dollar Babies to Million Dollar Estates, Neal Smith, original drummer for Alice Cooper and modern-day realtor, has seen it all. Gail Worley talks with the owner of the world's most famous boa constrictor.
... be real rock. It's just glammed up bubble gum stuff. Madonna's a great songwriter, but it breaks my heart that she's singing the song from the new James Bond movie. I've been a James Bond fan forever. Goldfinger was one of the first movies I ever saw in a theater. With John Barry doing the score and ...
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Swayzak, David "Brun" Brown, James Taylor and Kenny Paterson, Mathilde Mallen, The Long Night, Richard Davis, My House,Swayzak,Loops From The Bergerie,!K7,Ben Varkentine
... mail, see, from the good people at Backspin promotions of Brooklyn. It's by a trio called Swayzak, consisting of (it says here) David "Brun" Brown, James Taylor and Kenny Paterson. The James Taylor in question, by the way, is not the laid-back-Martha's Vineyard sounding fellow. Nor is he the leader ...
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December 1998 :: Music A-B :: The Busters (Julio Diaz)
... the 2 Tone era extends to other tracks on the record, like the punchy “Love at First Sight,” “Easy Come, Easy Go,” and the moody “I Want to Break Your Heart.” “She’s A Beauty” and “Six Beers and Rocksteady Music” are Toasters-styled skankers ...
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