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Old Ties (Rounder Heritage). Review by James Mann.
NORMAN BLAKE OLD TIES Rounder Heritage Born in 1938, Norman Blake has been playing music since he was 16, has played with everyone from Flatt and Scruggs to Doc Watson and Tony Rice, and provided the musical icing on the O Brother, Where Art Thou soundtrack. He's about as good a guitarist as you'll ...
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Polarity (UTN). Review by Bill Campbell.
NORMAN POLARITY Stuck / UTN "Norman is the misguided kid from suburbia who thinks he's Tupac. The 28-year-old who lives at home with his mom and works in a comic book store. He's the kid who always gets clowned at school. Most of us can all relate to him on some level." Norman is Onry Ozzborn and Barfly ...
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All Star Breakbeats (Hypnotic). Review by Stein Haukland.
NORMAN COOK ALL STAR BREAKBEATS Hypnotic As Fatboy Slim, Norman Cook is one of today's most successful crossover-artists, with his trademark blending of furious breakbeats with instantly hummable melodies, that have seen club music take over the charts and radio airplay. Along with The Chemical Brothers ...
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Norman Cook/Various Artists (Restless). Review by Anton Warner.
A BREAK FROM THE NORM NORMAN COOK / VARIOUS ARTISTS Restless This album works quite well, on many levels. First of all, it's a great collection of music, most of it somewhat dated but all of it full of a loose funky vibe. Which brings up the second point, in that this is all music used by Norman Cook ...
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Editor Norman Kelly takes a hard look at this business of black music in Rhythm And Business, a series of essays on the economic place of blacks in the music industry. Carl F. Gauze does the math.
RHYTHM AND BUSINESS: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF BLACK MUSIC EDITED BY NORMAN KELLY Akashic Books As a major premise, black musicians getting a raw deal from the recording industry is easy enough to argue. The minor premise, that blacks were chosen out particularly for shabby treatment stretches the ...
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Matthew Moyer gets a crash course in hardcore history and a masterclass in interviewing bands from reading this collection of Norman Brannon's Anti-Matter zine.
THE ANTI-MATTER ANTHOLOGY: A 1990S POST-PUNK & HARDCORE READER BY NORMAN BRANNON Revelation Records Interviewing a band/musician/artist what-have-you is a tricky fucking thing. I was just talking to another contributor to this site about their first upcoming interview, trying to give a few pointers ...
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Feel Good Now (Atavistic). Review by Matthew Moyer.
... wrapped in the Shroud of Turin. Inside the booklet there are four stark black-and-white photos of the band, at that time consisting of Gira, Jarboe, Norman Westberg, Algis Kizys, and Ted fucking Parsons (latter of Prong and Godflesh fame); the shot of Gira is particularly unsettling, what with his expressionless ...
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March 1998 :: Feature :: The Stuttering Monster ()
... : Yeah! And Davie want to see how you look getting dressed up again in the middle of the day! Stuttering Monster : Those are the Harper's children, Norman 15, Cindy 9, and Davie 7. The Harpers are among the top 2% income earners in the country, but the country of the year 2013. Smart cars, smart prisons ...
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May 1998 :: Music G-K :: Jeff Greinke (Dave Aftandilian)
... glimpsed for a moment before the fog swallows them again. The deepening drones and twisted creature calls of "Urban Pasture" feel like watching a Norman Rockwell painting of an old man in a park slowly metamorphose into Richard Upton Pickman's Ghoul Feeding, while the dark bass rumblings and foreboding ...
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August 1998 :: Music K-M :: Bap Kennedy (James Mann)
... " The playing is wonderful, with the same cast of musicians that appeared on Earle's Train a Comin' album, substituting Jerry Douglas on dobro for Norman Blake. Kennedy's version of "Angel is the Devil" from that record is highlighted by Kennedy's strong voice. The record deals with affairs of the heart ...
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