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Some Of Us May Never See The World (Eulogy). Review by Nick Plante.
ON BROKEN WINGS SOME OF US MAY NEVER SEE THE WORLD Eulogy At first glance, it would be extremely easy to mistake the full length debut from On Broken Wings as your run-of-the-mill emo album due to its semi-pretentious album title and jacket artwork. This is not to say it's bad, or that emo is bad ...
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The Gainesville Summer Music Showcase, featuring Doug Jordan, Red Lester, Future Legend, Ithaca, Argentina, Pop Canon, the Mercury Program, Squeaky, Szechwan Pork, the Bill Perry Orchestra, Flight 121, Spike the Cat, Shermy D, Slow Motion Milkshake, Loyal Frisby, Slack Season, Noah's Red Tattoo, As Friends Rust, and Grain, at various venues throughout Gainesville FL, July 28-29, 2000. Event review by Brian Kruger.
... in this band, too. The always appreciated sense of humor was present here, too., t he singer (who in the past has reportedly performed wearing angel wings) encouraging the crowd to sing along "if you know the words," to a song where the lyric at that particular point is "doodoodoodoo..." Out on the ...
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April 1999 :: Music S-T :: Soil (David Lee Beowulf)
... look no further. Soil takes from White Zombie all the fuzz and metal mixtures but keeps with the intense metal groove that's so familiar. "F-hole," "Broken Wings," and "Two Cent Friend" rock full-on, man. MIA Records, P.O. Box 1236, Canal Street Station, New York, NY 10013 --David Lee Beowulf
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Revealed at last: the source of Southern Cuture on the Skids' chicken obsession! Rick Miller and Mary Huff share the secret of their "Eight Piece Box" with Christopher Weingarten.
... 't keep the feisty female fans from fawning over SCOTS and their fried finger foods, as shown by the scenario of an unfortunate lass in a cast - leg broken all the way to her hip. "She had this halter top on and kept pulling out her breasts and trying to lick the tip of 'em and rubbing 'em with the chicken ...
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Only in America could such ideologically and aesthetically disparate genres a...
... versa), in the end, it just makes perfect sense. Relatingly, a cursory read of the lyrics - all dealing with such teary-eyed subjects as loneliness, broken relationships, sensitivity, and other things quintessentially "emo" - may convey a certain wimpiness at odds with the attack-minded content, but ...
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March 1998 :: Live :: Heronymus (Bing Futch)
... reveal lead singer Carmine LaPietra, wearing a blonde fright wig and sunglasses, standing near the center stage microphone and peering off into the wings. Guitarist Jerry Paulson rushed on-stage and plugged his guitar in as LaPietra and bassist Mike Dannhardt began to screw around with a spontaneous ...
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The Best of Capleton (Hip-O / Universal). Review by Bill Campbell.
... 's the incendiary "Tour," which broke him through to American audiences; the beautiful bass/percussion grit of "Leave Babylon"; the "minimalist," "broken beat," "Wings of the Morning," where his cadence is definitely at its best; and the ominous brilliance of "Death Row." Usually Best ofs sound the death ...
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November 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Skavoovie and the Epitones (Jason Feifer)
by Jason Feifer "See, what'cha get yourself, is you get yourself a monkey, right? Then you paint it blue. Then you cut its arms off, and you put wings on that shit. Then you got yourself a cow-bird. See? Cow-bird. You know what a cow-bird is? No? What you've gotta do is you gotta go down to Miami, ...
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June 1998 :: Music A-F :: Essential `80s: 1980-1984 (David A. Clark)
... songs, and I'm not ashamed to admit it. Okay, so it hasn't aged well, but I still like it. John Waite's "Missing You" is a great tune, and so is "Broken Wings" by Mr. Mister. These two CDs, each containing 14 radio hits from the 1980s, are a legitimate collection of well-known, representative songs ...
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From Labrador to Madagascar (Invisible Records). Review by Matthew Moyer.
... clicks and whirs in the background. After the almost punk-like length of the previous two tracks, Spybey and his Dead Voices really spread their wings with "Labrador" -- a beatific organ drone pulses, shimmers and rises to the very roof of heaven, buoyed by a blur of looped, hyperactive tribal percussion ...
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