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August 1998 :: Music G-J :: The Jesus Lizard (Charles D.J. Deppner)
The Jesus Lizard BLUE Capitol Records Classic Jesus Lizard's great, but Mac McNeilly's departure as drummer has only served to reinvigorate JL since Shot. Jesus Lizard seems more comfortable than ever in their distinctive niche as an band on a "major." They've polished things up considerably over the ...
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December 1999 :: Music J-K :: The Jesus Lizard (Ian Koss)
The Jesus Lizard Bang Touch and Go The Jesus Lizard has got to be one of the loudest bands I've ever heard. With their pounding riffs, clockwork drumming and menacing bass lines, they could play out of Radio Shack CB amps and still sound loud. Bang is the expected collection of 7" and live tracks following ...
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February 1998 :: Music H-K :: Jesus Lizard (Charles D.J. Deppner)
Jesus Lizard Jesus Lizard Jetset This post-major-label EP is a testament to a period of reorganization for the Jesus Lizard and offers a sound more distinct and original than prior releases. With the leaving of original drummer Mac McNeilly, the Lizard's trademark haltered and heavy rhythms have stepped ...
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December 1997 :: Live :: Jesus Lizard (Charles D.J. Deppner)
Jesus Lizard with Verbena and Zoom Sapphire Supper Club, Orlando 11.17.97 by Charles D.J. Deppner Over the last few years Jesus Lizard has been a second or third billing in some pretty big venues, including Lollapalooza, depriving the core base of fans ample opportunities to be fully exposed to the ...
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The Melvins are not only one of the most influential bands in the history of rock, they're also one of the most prolific. Christopher R. Weingarten cornered drummer Dale Crover in a rare moment between touring and working on yet another new record.
... the studio, including a head-cold-suffering Hank III who snorted salt water to belt out his tunes, and a manic David Yow, from Chicago's legendary Jesus Lizard, relying on an old standard. "He flew out, we picked him up, and he tried singing a little bit without his normal alcohol crutch. And it was ...
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Bring On the Snakes (Warm). Review by Matthew Moyer.
... THE SNAKES Warm Figures. Just as soon as I start warming up to what The Archers Of Loaf were doing, as White Trash Heroes showed a fair mastery of Jesus Lizard-esque guitar skronk and ball growth, they break up. And for my troubles, I'm left with vocalist Eric's essentially solo endeavor, Crooked Fingers ...
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July 1998 :: Music H-L :: Laddio Bollocko (Ian Koss)
Laddio Bollocko In Real Time Hungarian After the first track, I knew I'd heard the most rock-solid drummer since original Jesus Lizard beatbox Mac McNeilly. After the second track, I thought the album was over -- complication and a trance-like time expansion. After the third track, I knew that Laddio ...
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Society Anxiety (Columbia). Review by Marcel Feldmar.
... this power rock major label band. Heavy in that post grunge kind of grunge heavy. Elements of the good old stuff slipping through the cracks, like Jesus Lizard... but not enough. Hard Rock Heavy Metal Hip Hop for white boys who can't handle Tool. Well produced, and a solid effort. Columbia Records, ...
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Our man in Seattle, Marcel Feldmar, provides a rundown of the most amazing bands to play in his city in 2001.
... list, December hasn't happened yet, though I am predicting that I will be enjoying the Tomahawk show at Graceland on the 1st. Faith No More meets Jesus Lizard with a little help from The Melvins. It's going to be loud, and if the album is any indication, I'm going to love it. This might be overshadowed ...
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September1998 :: Ink Spots :: The Superjesus (Gail Worley)
... On the first night of the Intel New York Music Festival, Australia's the Superjesus are set to warm up the audience for legendary headliners, The Jesus and Mary Chain. The quartet create an instantaneous roar of sound as they plunge into their opening number: all melodic, layered guitars, wall of bass ...
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