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The Lemonheads (Vagrant Records). Review by Tim Wardyn.
THE LEMONHEADS THE LEMONHEADS Vagrant Records For a band that hasn’t made a record in almost 10 years, The Lemonheads' self-titled album is nothing short of a miracle. Lead singer Evan Dando did everything he could to kill the band. He is the only constant from a band that has seen over 10 bassists ...
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October 1998 :: Music H-M :: The Lemonheads (drew West)
The Lemonheads The Best of The Lemonheads Atlantic I grew up listening to all that indie and underground rock stuff, and yes, the Lemonheads were a part of that wide and rather eclectic selection of music I enjoyed. I find it interesting though that The Best of... contains a large portion of material ...
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Continuing on with the "flashback to her high school years" week of concerts, Jen Cray decided to check out the opening night of The Lemonheads' tour.
THE LEMONHEADS VIETNAM Orlando, Fl January 31, 2007 by Jen Cray Jen Cray The Lemonheads Continuing on with the "flashback to my high school years" week, I decided to check out the opening night of The Lemonheads' tour. The band hasn't enjoyed the multiple hits and platinum albums that allowed the Red ...
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August 1998 :: Music G-J :: The Hunger (Jim Presnell)
The Hunger Cinematic Superthug Universal This band has come up with a winner in their first internationally-distributed release. Superthug finds the band experimenting with a more strongly guitar based sound. The synthesizers are still here. But at times they're relegated to doing little intros and ...
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Even if I didn't dig on the Wee Turtles' music (which I do), I'd have to give...
THE WEE TURTLES THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND Pitch-A-Tent Even if I didn't dig on the Wee Turtles' music (which I do), I'd have to give them props for a couple of things from their debut album. First of all, the first song on the album, "Theme Song", gives a clue to the band name's origin with some quotes ...
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God Bless the Blake Babies (Zoe). Review by Julio Diaz.
THE BLAKE BABIES GOD BLESS THE BLAKE BABIES Zoe Did hell freeze over? The reunion of The Blake Babies has to be one of the most unexpected in music history, as tales had it that the two camps (Juliana Hatfield on one side, Antenna bandmates John Strohm and Freda Love Smith on the other) were quite ...
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June 1998 :: Music M-O :: November Foxtrot Whiskey (Eileen M. Cannaday)
November Foxtrot Whiskey November Foxtrot Whiskey EP Dean Street Music The debut work from Tampa locals November Foxtrot Whiskey (military spelling for NFW -- No Fucking Way), while nothing especially ground-breaking, is organic, honest and entertaining, all the while sounding quite polished, considering ...
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Wild Dogs With X-Ray Eyes (Initial). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
HELICOPTER HELICOPTER WILD DOGS WITH X-RAY EYES Initial Records Hmmm... Helicopter Helicopter is one of the bands du jour these days, receiving huge kudos for playing boring rock & roll songs under the flag of indie rock. But Wild Dogs with X-Ray Eyes is just another Lemonheads cover album: three chords ...
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Everyone But You (Intelligent). Review by Julio Diaz.
CALENDAR GIRL EVERYONE BUT YOU Intelligent With Everyone But You, the Boston-based quartet Calendar Girl let you know where they're coming from right out of the gate. The first song, "Where Have All the Heroes Gone?," sounds like early R.E.M. as played by Hüsker Dü -- not a bad thing at all. And that ...
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Detox (ViK). Review by Eric J. Iannelli.
TREBLE CHARGER DETOX ViK Most bands invariably follow an evolutionary course similar to that of, say, the Red Hot Chili Peppers or The Lemonheads. They start out with a sound that's raw, full of self-seeking and somewhat gauche (and can often be all the more endearing for it). Then, for better or worse ...
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