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October 1999 :: Music M-N :: New Bomb Turks (David Lee Beowulf)
New Bomb Turks Berühren Meiner Affe Overcoat A 1997 EP of fast punk rock, as one would expect from the New Bomb Turks. Got a story about them, I do: Saw 'em at Maxwell's in New Jersey years ago. I guess I was the only one who'd ever heard of them, because I was the only one slamming! Had I not been ...
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May 1998 :: Music L-P :: New Bomb Turks (David A Clark)
New Bomb Turks At Rope's End Epitaph This is one of the non-punk bands in the Epitaph stable, but these guys would kick some ass whatever label they were on. Their scorching, full-tilt rock, at times reminiscent of the Blasters, makes the blood run hot in seconds. They just don't let up, pounding the ...
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December 1999 :: Music L-Me :: Little Jack Melody and His Young Turks (Ian Koss)
Little Jack Melody and His Young Turks Live: Noise and Smoke Kilroy Before lounge, there was cabaret. Smokier, sultrier, and not at all kitsch, Little Jack Melody's no-guitar approach to music yields something spread across this century, as the band assimilates elements ranging from the aforementioned ...
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Switchblade Tongues, Butterknife Brains (Gearhead). Review by Stein Haukland.
NEW BOMB TURKS SWITCHBLADE TONGUES, BUTTERKNIFE BRAINS Gearhead The American punk explosion of the Nineties brought us a lot of drab-to-shitty bands, but there were some good moments in there as well. New Bomb Turks were certainly one of the best, and this odds-and-sods collection goes a long way to ...
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Behold! Live in Chicago (Meek). Review by Bill Campbell.
TURKS & CAICOS MASS CHOIR BEHOLD! LIVE IN CHICAGO Meek Having spent way too many Sunday hours in Mt. Zion A.M.E. church, gospel music definitely has a special place in my heart. There's an overwhelming power and majesty to the congregation rocking to the Spirit. The rafters quaking in the Glory. The ...
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Chris Catania comes clean about a patchy night at the rock club - with All Smiles failing to live up to the hype, errr hope, and young turks Seawolf and Bronze stealing the show.
ALL SMILES SEA WOLF, BRONZE Chicago, IL May 19th by Chris Catania I’m confident that what I experienced at the Empty Bottle happens more often to the indie music fan than most would like to admit. Before the concert I listened to headliner Jim Fairchild’s-- guitarist for the recently disbanded ...
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Volume 9 (Devil Doll). Review by Stein Haukland.
... the best albums you're likely to get your hands on, and this latest installment shows no sign of lagging behind. Well-known bands like New Bomb Turks, Hellacopters, Gargoyles, and Brut Boogaloo star alongside lesser known to unknown acts like the fine Peepshows, Black Strip Sonic, Drag Triplets, and ...
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December 1998 :: Music T-Z :: Wiseguys (David Lee Beowulf)
... on the waa-waa punk rock album! Is this a record year for great punk rock releases in the 1990s? Wiseguys, sounding like a very hopped-up New Bomb Turks (it’s possible, listen to Win, Win Or Win!), start off with two blitzkriegs of punk rock, “Jump in the River” and “MotörHeat ...
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The Very Best of Rod Stewart (Rhino/Warner). Review by Phil Bailey.
... It could be said that it has been all downhill since then. But Rod Stewart continued to release potent rock numbers, including "Hot Legs" and "Young Turks." But his signature became a string of increasing schmaltzy but effective love songs like "You Wear It Well." Rod Stewart was one of the first rock ...
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Flip Flop,Flip Flop,Yep Roc,Sean Slone
... indie labels around. With a roster that includes near legendary old-timers (Paul Weller, Bob Mould, John Doe, Robyn Hitchcock) and relatively young Turks (Marah, Caitlin Cary, Robbie Fulks), the label seems intent on putting out quality music, wherever it might be found. This compilation brings together ...
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