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December 1999 :: Music Mi-O :: The Old '97s (Matt Thompson)
The Old '97s Fight Songs Elektra While a certain amount of change and polishing of rough edges is to be expected if a band is to continue artistic growth, one wonders if Fight Songs isn't a transitional album for the Old '97s. It's a solid effort, but it'll be interesting to see what they come up ...
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July 1999 :: Music M-O :: Old 97's (Marshall Presnell)
Old 97's Fight Songs Elektra For their fourth album, Old 97's mine the histories of pop, rock, and country music. They come back with some melodic gems. This is very balanced music: the backing vocals balance out the lead vocals, the acoustic guitar balances out the electric guitar, etcetera. Also ...
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March 2000 :: Live Ink :: Old 97's (Sean Slone)
OLD 97'S with Deathray Davies Nightclub 9:30 February 8, 2000 by Sean Slone With last year's CD, Fight Songs , the Dallas-based Old 97's smoothed out their trademark alt-country sound a bit and tried some different things. Sure, many of the elements of their previous work were still there around the ...
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Alt Country,Bluegrass,Americana,Old 97's,Drag It Up,New West,Jen Cray
OLD 97'S DRAG IT UP New West There are scores of people who live and breathe the Bluegrass, Americana, Alt. Country brands of music. They go to Dead shows, they attend 3-day Folk festivals, they wear sandals... I am not one of these people. The Old 97's, clearly, are. Drag It Up is the 6th release ...
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Satellite Rides (Elektra). Review by Sean Slone.
OLD 97'S SATELLITE RIDES Elektra Satellite Rides is the first great top-down-on-the-convertible spring record of 2001. From the first big beat of "King of All the World" to the final slightly creepy notes of "Nervous Guy," the record puts all the elements together, combining the cow-punk that was the ...
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As Gail Worley herself might say, "It's all about hangin' out with rock stars." Gail hung out with plenty of rock stars this year, and here presents the 19 most memorable things they said to her.
... the Music?" 4) Rhett Miller "Starting about 1994, we had every alt-country band in every town in America opening for us on tour and it gets really old, really fast. The vast majority of them are just doing a shtick and it's not about the songs, so none of us never wear cowboy hats or boots or any kind ...
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Every year, Sean Slone makes a mix CD that sums up the year in music. Here's a look at the 19 tracks that make up this year's mix.
... artists (Ms. Rosen). While some of the albums containing these songs are likely to land in my top twenty (Ben Folds, Ryan Adams, David Mead, Old 97s), others may contain only one or a handful of shining moments (Proclaimers). Moreover there are plenty of fine albums from this year that didn't really ...
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And the Surrounding Mountains (Merge). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... into the depths of the deep blue sky. This record would probably be good for listening to on long drives; I remember listening to Chamberlain with old friends on long drives, and I never really liked Chamberlain back then, but the music totally suited the mood. The same can be said for this record and ...
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November 1999 :: Music L-R :: Poor Little Knitter on the Road (James Mann)
... by artists such as the Blacks ("The New World"), Whiskeytown ("Silver Wings") and the Handsome Family. Standout cuts include Kelly Hogan with her old band, the Rock*A*Teens, doing "Someone Like You," the Old '97's with John Doe on "Cryin' But My Tears Are Far Away" and the Sadies with Catherine Irwin ...
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First (as in instant) impression... Red Red Meat, but in tune. Let's go a bit...
... . Harmonizing like some drunk Sebadoh, and managing to keep a steady beat. Country garage? Desert soul? Though they've played with bands such as the Old 97's, Fuck, Will Oldham, and the Dirty Three, I would place them on the same bill as Crooked Fingers, or perhaps Calexico. The vocals are always just ...
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