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July 1998 :: Music A-B :: Brother Cane (George Jegadesh)
Brother Cane Wishpool Virgin Records This Alabamese quartet's third album, Wishpool, is quite average and uninteresting. Since their 1995 big hit "And the Fools Shine On," Brother Cane has been trying hard to put out material that would strike a chord with the consumers, but without success. With huge ...
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May 1998 :: Live :: Brother Cane (Lee Ann Leach)
Brother Cane Club LaVela, Panama City, Florida 3.26.98 by Lee Ann Leach Not much has been heard from Brother Cane in the last two years, but that doesn't mean that the band has been slacking off. On the heels of completing album number three, Brother Cane sets out to be heard once again with their ...
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Waiting For the Time to Be Right (Clairecords). Review by Aaron Shaul.
THE BROTHER KITE WAITING FOR THE TIME TO BE RIGHT Clairecords The opening shot from Waiting For the Time to Be Right has indie rock perfection flowing through its veins: over a copped riff from The Zombies' "Crimson and Clover" thick Pixies-esque power chords gum up the chiming guitars, blending them ...
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June 1998 :: War Reading :: David's Tool Kit: A Citizen's Guide to Taking Out Big Brother's Heavy Weapons (James MacLaren)
David's Tool Kit: A Citizen's Guide to Taking Out Big Brother's Heavy Weapons by Ragnar Benson I Walked Away: An Expatriate's Guide to Living Cheaply in Thailand by Michael Ziesing Loompanics 1996 A double book review? Sure, why not? The way them guys at Loompanics are pressing these things out, it ...
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Brother/Sister (Blackland Records). Review by Matthew Moyer.
HYMNS BROTHER/SISTER Blackland Records Not at all unpleasant, laid-back, countrified janglepop that’s somewhere between the Lemonheads, Crosby Stills and Nash and leftfield powerchord rompers like Gumball. Come down to the Canyon, man. Give these kids some more time to work it out, they’ll be all ...
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Too melodic for punk, too gritty for "new wave" -- The Psychedelic Furs are a hard band to pigeonhole, which makes them that much more rewarding. Steve Stav speaks with legendary frontman Richard Butler.
... " -- Whitney Houston is a "singer," Bob Dylan is a "vocalist," Neil Young is a "vocalist." I like "vocalists." It struck me years ago that your brother is an underrated bass player... Yeah, I think he certainly deserves to be rated above Adam Clayton [laughs]. I think, stylistically, that Tim is somewhere ...
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