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March 1998 :: Music S :: Surf Guitar Greats (Tim Mashburn)
... Instrumentals Easydisc/Rounder If you are looking for a good compilation of recent surf rock bands, this is it! Featuring Finnish surfers Laika & the Cosmonauts, along with five American bands, this disc pounds its way through each track with plenty of genuine surf feel, that strange mixture of sun ...
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Apparitions of Melody: The Dead Letters Edition (Flicker). Review by Tim Wardyn.
KIDS IN THE WAY APPARITIONS OF MELODY: THE DEAD LETTERS EDITION Flicker I must admit, I'm not that fond of screamo. I don't really like all the emoting and whining, etc. That being said, I absolutely love Kids in the Way. I saw them perform -- in Chadron, Nebraska of all places -- and they absolutely ...
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Hair (The Control Group/In Music We Trust). Review by Tim Wardyn.
THE LONELY H HAIR The Control Group/In Music We Trust The Lonely H looks like a gang of redneck rebels searching for some trouble (or something to shoot as every promo picture has each member brandishing everything from a rifle to a pistol). I was convinced when I received their second album Hair that ...
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Bloom, Red & the Ordinary Girl (Yep Roc). Review by Tim Wardyn.
TRES CHICAS BLOOM, RED & THE ORDINARY GIRL Yep Roc Think back to a time when country music was ruled by the likes of Barbra Mandrell, Crystal Gayle and Loretta Lynn; back before country was just a twangy version of pop music. That is the era that Tres Chicas bring back with their second release, Bloom ...
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Embrace the Storm (Inside Out). Review by Tim Wardyn.
STREAM OF PASSION EMBRACE THE STORM Inside Out Take the intensity, passion and lyrical drive of Evanescence, increase it, double the talent and make the ringleader a visionary. In a vague nutshell, you would have Stream of Passion and their debut, Embrace the Storm. Dutch guitarist/composer/producer ...
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Watch the Sky (Vanguard Records). Review by Tim Wardyn.
PATTY LARKIN WATCH THE SKY Vanguard Records Watch the Sky, Patty Larkin’s 12th album, is a perfect example of the “more is less” concept. Her voice is subdued, but the lyrics are poignant. The music is soft, but has a profound depth to it. Put it all together, and you get one powerfully quiet ...
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Indie Translations of Usher (Urabon Records). Review by Tim Wardyn.
... of Usher. A bunch of no-name artists either torturing or decently remaking ten of Usher’s biggest hits. Overall, it’s about 50/50. I’ll start with the bad. “Nice & Slow” by More is one of the worst remakes in history. Yes, it’s worse than P-Diddly-Do’s remake of "Kashmir" on the Godzilla soundtrack ...
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Meadow (Merge). Review by Tim Wardyn.
... Edmonton, Alberta to Austin, Texas and now to Brooklyn, Buckner seems to revel in traveling and each song on this 10-track masterpiece is an ode to the road - the pitfalls, roadblocks, and everything else associated with coming and going. His eighth release, “Meadow”, proves why he is at his best ...
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Mike Grebb,Resolution,self-released,Tim Wardyn
... and an ability to take similar riffs and sounds without getting sued, he manages to make his solo debut album, Resolution, a power-pop gem. The beginning of "Who Are You?" is a carbon copy of Athenaeum's "What I Didn't Know." However, Grebb takes the tale of knowing someone, but "not know(ing) who you ...
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Gail Worley gets highly candid and in depth with actor/comedian Andy Dick.
EVERYBODY LOVES DICK! AN INTERVIEW WITH ANDY DICK by Gail Worley courtesy www.andydick.com There have been times in the past couple of years where one could easily imagine that actor/comedian Andy Dick is more famous for his high profile substance abuse problems than he is for the ground breaking ...
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