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September1998 :: Ink Spots :: Paul Gilbert (Cindy Rivers)
... like Clem Kadiddlehopper wearing a golf uniform. What's more "strange" to me is Electric Fence did everything from Lou Rawls, to the Who, to the Spice Girls (???). Yet it would set the tone for the eclectic approach to his debut album, King of Clubs, which is simply a colorful, yet more focused, exploration ...
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April 1998 :: Music A-B :: The Apples In Stereo (Kurt Channing)
... for days on end. With some music, this is torture and agony -- I still remember the shame I felt when I realized that what I was whistling was some Spice Girls tune. But I stray from the point. The Apples In Stereo offer pop hooks galore amidst a summery sonic setting. Have some. --Kurt Channing
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April 1998 :: Music O-R :: Rock She Said: (Phil Bailey)
... remainder are dreck that we should only be reminded of to keep it from happening again. Listening to Tiffany and the Pointer Sisters again makes the Spice Girls sound good. All of the songs are presented in good sound and all share an almost hypnotic set of hooks that you cannot remove. It's the musical ...
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May 1998 :: Streaks :: Busy Girl (Jennifer Winston)
... Plant play the Miami Arena on Friday May 22nd. Unwritten Law with the Agency at Club Q. Tickets are $8.00. Doors at 7pm, all ages welcome. The Spice Girls Spice World Tour hits Coral Sky on June 15th. Metallica, Jerry Cantrell, and Days of the New perform at Coral Sky June 24th. Miami Events Club 737 ...
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March 1998 :: Live :: Heronymus (Bing Futch)
... and bassist Devin Moore, who also switched off on lead vocals with Carr. Buddy Holly's ghost floats over some of the peppy vocal arrangements on "Girls Like You," which could have originated from the old Sun Studios in Nashville. Drummer Jeff Latouille kept things simple yet brutal -- laying down a ...
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May 1998 :: Live :: Echo And The Bunnymen (Matthew Moyer)
... Oasis and Matchbox 20. It is certainly not opening band Rialto, who would clearly strip the skin off of their drummer and throw him to cannibalistic Spice Girls fans just to be the proud owners of 23 seconds of the glory in "Bring On the Dancing Horses." If I wanted to see Suede, I would have gone to ...
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August 1998 :: Live Ink :: Ozzfest '98 (David Lee Beowulf)
... of Tool. Finally, Ozzy comes out after a ten-minute video of him appearing in Titanic, being sketched in the nude by Leonardo Whatshisface, a Spice Girls video, a Fiona Apple video, a scene from South Park (he kills Kenny, if that means anything to you mildly-retarded fans of that show), and a Hanson ...
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June 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Trey Spruance/Mr. Bungle (Ed Furniture)
... for modern recording technology, his 10 day-long wild feasts, and the coded messages that a mind like his often tries to send him. Do you think the Spice Girls sing in tune on recordings? Yes I do. I also think Lars Ulrich from Metallica plays in time on recordings. Recordings are great. Who are some ...
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June 1998 :: Live Ink :: Gargamel! (Bing Futch)
... read the interviews or go to a show to learn his true identity) the band's sound is still Theater Of It All, jumping eagerly from metal-core to the Spice Girls with enthusiasm and technical prowess. But the Bizarre Ones are widening the scope of The Joke to include more ambient styles of music, as evidenced ...
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August 1998 :: Gear :: Autoscore (Ian Koss)
... shower and onto a MIDI editing environment, in the most direct route possible. Who knows -- that ditty you sing as you scrub your back could be the Spice Girls' next platinum hit. The Deluxe version of the program, listed at $119, should be enough to get you going. If you're an accomplished musician ...
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