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July 1999 :: Columns :: In Perspective: Laurel Aitken and the Skatalites (Julio Diaz)
... ska and reggae recordings), the Skatalites. Surely, these stalwart gentlemen fit the definition of Titans to a T -- legendary giants that created a new form of music, begot a slew of followers, and had a profound influence on the entire world of music! Surely, a collaboration between Aitken and the ...
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For much of Joe Jackson's two decade long career, I've been hoping for Loo...
... exhibit some of the Jackson sound of old. Well folks, bad news. Night and Day II is pretty much a sequel in name only. The lyrical theme of life in New York and heavily percussive arrangements may provide a tenuous link to the first record. But Night and Day II is an unpleasant amalgamation of classical ...
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Shinebox (Sugar Hill). Review by Terry Eagan.
... a true album in the literal sense of the word, this was an EP originally issued that included live performances of theirs from a radio broadcast in Amsterdam. Expanded for a reissue on a new label, the songs include not only covers by favorite artists but also some traditional songs. This clever mix ...
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What's it like to be a struggling young English musician in New York when buildings start toppling? Bob Pomeroy finds out, in a conversation with newcomer Gena Dry.
AN ENGLISHWOMAN IN NEW YORK GENA DRY by Bob Pomeroy Tim Dry Gena Dry New York is a city of dreams. It's the place where people go to make their dreams come true. In September, musicians from all over the world converge on New York for the CMJ conference, looking to get signed and get noticed. This ...
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Just how can you keep your drum patterns fresh? Gail Worley speaks to master rhythm chef Stephen Perkins about that and cooking with Tommy Lee, in this second part of her two-part interview.
... situations? It all starts with being in the studio. I like to strip down for each tune and try something fresh, and then come back up with a new kit for each song. Taking that into an interpretation of the live show, I think it's important to have the basic four piece -- kick, snare, tom and a floor ...
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December 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Tim Soya (Ed Furniture)
... . And mostly sitting behind Devon VrMeer was my biggest lesson. Do you still communicate with the VF's? I see Larry occasionally. He comes to see my new band every once in awhile. I talk to Ralph on the phone once in a while. They are doing good with their new band, and I go to see them whenever possible ...
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Miss the Plane (Self-released). Review by Stein Haukland.
... -released Scotsmen Hollis Webb and Andrew McGregor perform their strummed, semi-rustic, sing-along folk with passion and a deceiving lightness. "In Amsterdam" may be too jolly for its own good, but elsewhere there are the nouveau folk-twang of "Earthquake" and the part fun/part weird "Dropped You" to ...
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November 1999 :: Live Ink :: Cibo Matto (Ed Sofield)
... trip-pop-sampler trio that didn't hit it over well with the in-crowd. Solex (aka Elizabeth Esselink, who tours with friends but records alone in the Amsterdam record store she owns) seemed to work best with big beats, strange noises, and sweet girlish harmonies. All told, Solex was a good warm-up for ...
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May 1999 :: Music E-H :: Alejandro Escovedo (James Mann)
... 's "Pale Blue Eyes," with a guest vocal by chanteuse Kelly Hogan, Escovedo and orchestra move effortlessly in and out of musical moods. John Cale's "Amsterdam" and the Gun Club's "Sex Beat" round things out along with a few new Escovedo originals, such as "I Was Drunk," which reminds the listener of ...
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Better get your jollies before the show, because Reyan Ali thinks Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay is fresh out of comedy.
... BAY DIRECTED BY JON HURWITZ AND HAYDEN SCHLOSSBERG starring John Cho, Kal Penn, Rob Corddry, Daneel Harris, Eric Winter, and Neil Patrick Harris New Line Cinema When you willingly make the monetary transaction at a theater to see any kind of teen movie (in all of its many variants), you accept the fact ...
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