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Ink 19 :: Testament
April 1998 :: Music S-T :: Testament (George Jegadesh.)
Testament Signs of Chaos: The Best of Testament Mayhem Signs of Chaos: The Best of Testament is a seventy six minute CD of hot, explosive thrash metal, sampling the entire discography of Testament: from The Legacy in '87 to last year's release, Demonic. Signs of Chaos does a good representation of ...
Ink 19 :: The Gaza Strippers
Electric Bible: The New Testament (Triple X). Review by Brian Kruger.
THE GAZA STRIPPERS ELECTRIC BIBLE: THE NEW TESTAMENT Triple X Hmm, despite the title, I didn't hear anything particularly religious-sounding on this disc. In fact, why, there's a naked girl on the cover, oh my. The Gaza Strippers are another band mining an early- to mid-'70s hard rock sound, with influence ...
Ink 19 :: Betty Blowtorch
Last Call (Foodchain). Review by Stein Haukland.
...what Bianca never had the time to achieve with her band. This collection of live and radio sessions, unreleased material and outtakes is a beautiful testament to the band she led, as much as it's a painful reminder of what was never to be. Formed in the wake of joke-y punks Butt Trumpet, Betty Blowtorch...
Ink 19 :: Blues on Blonde on Blonde
Various Artists (Telarc Blues). Review by James Mann.
...Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again" to a new level and C.J. Chenier makes "Absolutely Sweet Marie" into a zydeco toe-tapper. It is a testament to the strength of Bob Dylan's songwriting that, even almost three decades later, people still find new ways to perform his music -- and more importantly...
Ink 19 :: Yellowjackets
Time Squared (Heads Up). Review by Stein Haukland.
...The Yellowjackets have endured several line-up changes over three decades, and judging by Time Squared it's all been for the better. This is a solid testament to one of jazz rock's most diverse and invigorating bands today. The Yellowjackets may in fact be too diverse for their own good, as it's hard...
Ink 19 :: Girls of Zaetar
Fear of Rehearsal. Review by Stein Haukland.
... tend to end up in dead-end jams, Girlz of Zaetar use their musical abilities to communicate with their audience. Fear of Rehearsal is a wonderful testament to this free, generous spirit, and is as spontaneous as its title suggests. Girlz of Zaetar: http://www.cd.baby.com/zaetar/ Stein Haukland
Ink 19 :: To Live's to Fly
Sheila Scoville discovers the great Townes Van Zandt through John Kruth's freewheeling new testament to the hard-luck cowboy junkie, folk balladeer, lyrical healer and misfit hellion. And that doesn't even begin to sum him up.
TO LIVE'S TO FLY: THE BALLAD OF THE LATE, GREAT TOWNES VAN ZANDT BY JOHN KRUTH De Capo Press Cowboy junkie, folk balladeer, lyrical healer, pre-punk performance artist, misfit hellion, yet another self-destructed country star, Townes Van Zandt sure had a knack for eluding definition. Back in the late ...
Ink 19 :: Darius J
Soul Endeavor (I Am Records). Review by Bill Campbell.
...; and Mahalia's just the Queen. Darius is bouncing Southern "gangsta" style all the way to the Pearly Gates. That is if Darius is singing to a New Testament, forgiving God. If it's that Old Testament, fire and brimstone tempest of a Jehovah, Soul Endeavor's the last cries of a man about to be turned...
Ink 19 :: Big Ass Truck
November 1998 :: Live Ink :: Big Ass Truck (Phillip Haire)
..., traded licks. The beauty here is the guys would simply start jamming on funk, psychedelic, punk, rock -- whatever -- and be right on cue, a testament to their collective talents. All the while they were having a great time doing it -- is that not the essence of what being in a band is all about? Two...
Ink 19 :: '70s Party Killers
April 1998 :: Music S-T :: '70s Party Killers (David Lee Simmons.)
...the soundtrack to the opening of "The Wizard of Oz" -- then yeah, this is your weapon. Just be prepared for a violent backlash. It is, certainly, a testament to the times, though I thought we'd pretty much nailed just how bad the '70s were musically. I think the real reason why the comp exists is to...
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