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October 1999 :: Music E-G :: Forced Reality (David Lee Beowulf)
Forced Reality Forced Reality Taang! Re-release of an Oi!/ Pro-American Skinhead (do you remember?) classic from a million years ago in the late-1980s. I highly, highly, recommend all the up and coming punks and Oi! fans grab this record and get into the lyrics. Forced Reality says "...my eagle means ...
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Now (Stones Throw). Review by Bill Campbell.
STARK REALITY NOW Stones Throw Now, there are some journeys one really does not want to take -- like that stroll down death row. There are other journeys that one doesn't want to go on but are, unfortunately, necessary: that good, ole rectal exam. And, while this album may feel like an anal probe to ...
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Andrew Ellis talks music and much more besides with Blue October frontman Justin Furtenfeld.
BLUE OCTOBER: REALITY RADIO by Andrew Ellis To say Justin Furtenfeld, lead singer and songwriter of Dallas rockers Blue October is an interesting interviewee is putting it mildly. Enthusiastic and talkative, his love of music and his willingness to be frank and upfront about his previous battles with ...
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Instant Reality (Kanzleramt). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
DIEGO INSTANT REALITY Kanzleramt It's always weird trying to review this kind of music, as there's only so many ways you can refer to something as "trippy." Well, this Diego album is definitely "trippy," to say the least. In fact, it's actually quite entrancing and good. The beats here are wonderful ...
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Did reality TV and shock radio finally go too far by depicting the slaughter of animals on air? Shad Clark analyzes the phenomenon, and comes up with some chilling conclusions...
... preachers as they praise Hitler under American flags. Were the arms of the modern moral majority not opened to equally embrace all people, how would reality television and shock radio have evolved? Instead of a pig or chicken's death at the hands of a man posing as a survivalist on a game show, would ...
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More Life More Trouble (Abstrakt Reality). Review by Kiran Aditham.
DARWA MORE LIFE MORE TROUBLE Abstrakt Reality Although the sunny pictures of the sleeve might lead one to believe Darwa is the latest pop clone sprouted from the bubblegum factory, the electronic-laced serenity of More Life eased my initial misconception. The soulful drawl of Ms. Darja's voice ensconced ...
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Fantasy Reality [12"] (*69). Review by Bill Campbell.
CYN FANTASY REALITY [12"] *69 Star 69 keeps churning out the house like they were HUD, or something. Their stuff is pretty damned good, and Cyn's "Fantasy Reality" definitely falls comfortably within that realm. Written by Cyn Camacho, this 12" is broken up into two mixes: one by DJ Disciple and another ...
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"Reality" television hits a new low with The Anna Nicole Show. Carl F. Gauze only watches for the articles.
... concert without exhaling. Is this Bad TV? Well, Bad TV is an oxymoron, but The Anna Nicole Show IS a local minima in the complex plane of cable reality TV. No RC death robots, no people clawing for survival by eating tree crabs, just chubmiestress Anna be-bopping around LA with her purple haired assistant ...
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Take To The Skies (Ambush Reality). Review by Jen Cray.
ENTER SHIKARI TAKE TO THE SKIES Ambush Reality If we all dropped ecstasy instead of chugging beers at hardcore shows, we just might be prepared for Enter Shikari. Rave music for metal-core fans -- if there are any of those out there. This St. Albans foursome is attempting to take the metal-core genre ...
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