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Everything's Impossible These Days (Q Division). Review by Terry Eagan.
THE FLYING NUNS EVERYTHING'S IMPOSSIBLE THESE DAYS Q Division There is a moment when, as a casual listener or a jaded music critic, the opening notes of a CD ring out and cause the listener to pause. Something is different, there is a palpable difference to this band. There is something in the mixture ...
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Pretest (Relapse Records). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... Steve Albini's old band Rapeman, and I would have believed you. It seems that Dysrhythmia have no qualms about their love for Albini, as they got the man himself to produce Pretest. What results is a wonderful look back at late 1980s/ early 1990s math rock. The Rapeman record Two Nuns and a Pack Mule ...
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July 1999 :: Ink Spots :: Alejandro Escovedo (James Mann)
... ANOTHER ORCHESTRA-LEADING TWANG PUNK by James Mann Alejandro Escovedo is a not a person who rings his own bell. No Depression magazine's "Artist of the Decade" accolade caught him (and some other people too, he admits) by surprise. "I get these things, like Artist of the Decade or 'Musician of the Year ...
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April 1998 :: Music C-D :: The Donnas (David Lee Beowülf)
The Donnas American Teenage Rock 'N' Roll Machine Lookout! Slut Rock. Am I the first to coin that phrase? No? Didn't think so. Well, regardless, that's what this is. Gritty, garagey, junkets singing about what they like and do best. And it's not just playing rock and roll. These four dames, who look ...
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A Man Under the Influence (Bloodshot). Review by Sean Slone.
ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO A MAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE Bloodshot It's safe to say that Alejandro Escovedo will never be a huge star. After all, Escovedo has rattled around since the late 1970s, first in bands like The Nuns, Rank And File, and The True Believers, and then on his own. His music is not easily categorized ...
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March 1998 :: Music I-N :: Knock Out (David A Clark)
Knock Out In the First Round & In the Second Round Knock Out These two compilations bring us four dozen international punks, some good and some not so good. The first disc contains some remarkable cuts, including "Furto Con Destrezza" by Drunken Nuns, "Idols Are Out" by Oxymoron, "Running Riot" by ...
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A Man Under the Influence (Bloodshot). Review by James Mann.
ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO A MAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE Bloodshot In all the conversations I've had with Alejandro Escovedo over the years, from his days in The Nuns to The True Believers, and more recently, after his "Artist of the Decade" award from No Depression magazine, I'm always struck by his candor, wit ...
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September1998 :: Ink Spots :: Kelly Hogan (James Mann)
Catching up with Kelly by James Mann About a year ago Kelly Hogan, that bewitching enchantress formerly of The Jody Grind and the Rock*a*Teens, gathered the wagons and left the sunny south for the frozen tundra of Chicago. She moved to take a job as publicist for Bloodshot Records, the home of people ...
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This DVD, which is a reissue of a video that came out in 1998, is a document ...
FREE TIBET Palm Pictures DVD This DVD, which is a reissue of a video that came out in 1998, is a document of the Tibetan Freedom Concert held in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. As a concert document, it features a host of bands ranging from the Fugees to Rage Against the Machine, all showcased in ...
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May 1999 :: Music E-H :: Alejandro Escovedo (James Mann)
... , but in this case, it serves a point. When I was in high school, I had a major crush on a girl, and I couldn't get any closer to her than across the room in English class. Then I discovered Ian Hunter's song "Irene Wilde," with its scarred but smarter look at the exact same situation I was in, unrequited ...
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