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Betraying Angry Thoughts (Theologian). Review by Brian Kruger.
PSEUDO HEROES BETRAYING ANGRY THOUGHTS Theologian Pseudo Heroes is Down By Law lead guitarist Sam Williams' band. Pseudo Heroes, not surprisingly, sound vaguely like older DBL with a different singer. Other reference points include Bad Religion and Face To Face. This full-length continues in the same ...
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Five cuts by each band. Pseudo Heroes is Down By Law's lead guitarist Sam Wil...
DOWN BY LAW/PSEUDO HEROES SPLIT Theologian Five cuts by each band. Pseudo Heroes is Down By Law's lead guitarist Sam Williams' band. Pseudo Heroes' cuts are the reason to buy this CD, and sound vaguely like older DBL with a different singer. The DBL songs are all live covers culled from a recent Eurotour ...
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From Tampa to Eternity (NewGranada). Review by Andrew Chadwick.
... any preconceived notions of which tracks to skip around between. When I finally matched the audio with the track listing I had some nice surprises. Pseudo Heroes' self-titled song starts things off on the right foot, a catchy nostalgic song with a quick guitar line that tends to get stuck in my head ...
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Anyone with kids has a convenient excuse to watch The Powerpuff Girls,...
THE POWERPUFF GIRLS HEROES & VILLIANS: MUSIC INSPIRED BY THE POWERPUFF GIRLS Rhino Anyone with kids has a convenient excuse to watch The Powerpuff Girls, Cartoon Network's animated series about a trio of very special little tykes. Those without young 'uns could instead depend on the show's sophisticated ...
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Terry Eagan expains why we need metal more than ever in these dark and trying days -- and not that namby pamby "nu-metal" crap, either!
... never confuse a metal album with a collection of labor hymns. There is no collective action. In addition, for the most part, there is no spurious pseudo-Marxist interpretation of history. Instead, all action remains centered on the indomitable spirit of the individual. While bands like The Indigo Girls ...
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March 1998 :: Music I-N :: I Gave In (Andrew Chadwick)
... of non-radio friendly punk, with much success. Most of these bands I had never heard of, and a lot of them are great, favorites being Buttercup, Pseudo Heroes, The Caddies, Not Your Friends, Pressgang, Bobbykork, Kisses and Hugs, Chase Squad, and Ding. There seems to be a lot of variety and vitality ...
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Various Artists (Cool World/UBL Recordings). Review by Kiran Aditham.
... a million times, so therefore, its better to concentrate on some of the lesser-known folks, like Plan B. Actually, maybe not. After hearing their pseudo-industrial-rap tripe on "No More Sunshine," it's time for these guys to come up with a new plan. But fear not, you crazy club kids you, for your heroes ...
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3 (Go-kart). Review by Stein Haukland.
... from Sick On The Bus, I Farm and the aforementioned Capture the Flag are reason enough for people to check this out. Already available songs from Pseudo Heroes, Daycare Swindlers, Revolution Summer and Plan A Project make it an even more worthwhile purchase. You'd be crazy to enjoy everything on here ...
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December 1998 :: Music H-K :: Hempcyclopedia (Jason Plender)
... , eschewing the expected Hootie rock in favor of more experimental sounds. Flap’s “Pickin’ Up The Trash” alternates between pseudo-rap and demented jazzy riffing, and Feyerabend’s “Martin” has a cool start/stop thing going along with tasteful use of the violin ...
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In part two of this interview, Gail Worley gets technical with the Alice Cooper Band bassist, and gets to share some of his favorite moments.
... about Mike Watt, who Joe Bouchard took me to see play in New York. He walked out with an EB-3 bass and he said, "I can't believe that my two bass heroes are here!" He said, "I'm playing this bass because of you! You're gonna hear me playing your style" -- which I really took as a compliment, because ...
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