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Various Artists (Lava/Atlantic). Review by Julio Diaz.
... most of the CD is the musical equivalent of regifting, as it's almost all previously released material. But it's not all hickory switches and coal. Sugar Ray turn in a surprisingly credible cover of The Beach Boys' "Little Saint Nick" that's way better than it has a right to be -- though by no means ...
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More and more, rock bands are adding DJs to their arsenal of musicians, using cuts, scratches, and samples to fill out their sound. Christopher R. Weingarten talked with one of the first rock DJs, DJ DNA of Urban Dance Squad, and one of today's young guns, DJ Kilmore of Incubus, to explore the roots of the phenomenon.
... very lines between genre, sub-genre, and sheer experimental postmodernism. Platinum and multi-platinum-selling rock acts like Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit, Sugar Ray, and Slipknot have been unrepentant (though not always entirely tactful) about utilizing the piercing slice 'n dice of turntables to enhance ...
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David Whited offers a compelling argument for dumping the majors to the artist that may be considering taking the self-distributed indie plunge.
... sell their soul to some deep-pocket record label just to get recorded. They had little other choice. Maybe they could get some backing from some Sugar Daddy or Sugar Mama, but that came with a price as well, as Stevie Ray Vaughn found out when he was presented with a tab when he finally started enjoying ...
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August 1999 :: Music A-B :: American Pie (Tony Coulson)
... quite refreshing. Third Eye Blind's "New Girl" is entertaining enough to tempt the listener to move forward to track two or three. Tonic, Blink 182, Sugar Ray, Goldfinger are but some of the talent buried here. Catchy songs with singable vocals and a feel good attitude = sequel. YIKES!!!! --Tony Coulson ...
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Let's face it: we're all sinners. And nobody knows that better than Tammy Faye Starlite, who's come to preach her fire and brimstone gospel with her distintive brand of country music blasphemy. Frank Mullen repents.
... ." Why? Why does it have to be? I have a song called "Brain Tumor Christmas" that I love to do. It's kind of a downer, but you try to give it as much sugar as possible. Maybe you should play at one of those children's hospital places, to entertain the kids? I'd love to. We try to bring joy and horror ...
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November 1998 :: Music Sl-T :: Sol D'Menta (Randy Luna)
... to their 1996 self-title debut album. Produced by John Avila (Oingo Boingo, Reel Big Fish, Voodoo Glow Skulls) and recorded by John Erwig Jr. (311, Sugar Ray) El Concepto features a very calibrated band that knows how to handle the radical changes of salsa, ska, hip-hop and soca with funk and hardcore ...
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July 1998 :: Music P-R :: Road Rash 3D (Phillip Haire)
... to appeal to its players both visually and aurally. The main player in the game is CIV, who lend several tracks from their Thirteen Day Getaway. Sugar Ray also has a couple, including my favorite, "Mean Machine" from Lemonade & Brownies. The Mermen create a nice diversion with some surf music, while ...
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The Josh Joplin Band is an Atlanta four-piece on singer-songwriter Shawn Mull...
... the piano ballad "Phil Ochs," Joplin laments the death of good rock-n-roll. "Fifty fans can't be wrong or can they? Our surveys say all they want is Sugar Ray," Joplin sings. "Superstar is more like folk-hip hop with Joplin's rap vocal. But the band saves the best for last. "Dutch Wonderland" is a pretty ...
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December 1998 :: Streaks :: Letters (RCR)
... , especially on commercial stations. Further, when the mainstream media sees things like that, it only encourages them to give bands like 311 and Sugar Ray the “ska” label that obviously doesn’t fit them. If the show wasn’t called The Ska Parade, I’d have no problem with ...
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October 1999 :: Atlantis :: Atlantis Music Conference (James Mann)
... , and hell, even Greg Maddox gets beat some nights. The Bay County Poets surprised me. Initially, the singer's resemblance to that goof from Sugar Ray scared me, but once they started playing, that fell by the wayside, since John McMullen can actually sing. Their tight, uptempo pop-funk had the crowd ...
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