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Go (RCA). Review by Andrew Ellis.
VERTICAL HORIZON GO RCA It's taken Vertical Horizon quite some time to finally get Go released, but the wait has certainly been worth it. Brimming with melodic, radio-friendly modern rock, the album may be too slick for some tastes, but there's no doubt the band's sophomore major-label effort shows ...
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December 1999 :: Live Ink :: Train (Roi Tamkin)
TRAIN with Vertical Horizon and Old Pike The Roxy Theatre, Atlanta, GA November 11, 1999 by Roi Tamkin The sign out front said "Sold Out," but as I snuck in the back door, I noticed empty seats in the balcony. Train was playing the Roxy with Vertical Horizon and Old Pike. As I ducked past security ...
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by Andrew Ellis,Cary Pierce,Andrew Ellis talks to former Jackopierce frontman Cary Pierce about his career and exactly why he feels blessed.,Flying Solo,by Andrew Ellis
... show was a big turning point for us. Getting to tour/play with so many acts before they got huge gave us a lot of perspective. Matchbox Twenty, Vertical Horizon, John Mayer, etc. We got to see it all happen. Amazing. What prompted you to get back together with Jack and start playing again as Jackopierce ...
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May 2000 :: Music M-O :: Mercy River (Lee Ann Leach)
... are the tunes, "A Little More," "Not Just Anyone," "Maybe I'm Lucky," and five others. Recommended for fans of bands such as Matchbox 20, Creed, and Vertical Horizon. Find out more about Mercy River by visiting their Web site at www.mercyriver.com. Full Moon Productions, 899 Fast Landing Rd., Dover ...
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Hoobastank (Island). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
... sounds very much like Brandon Boyd of Incubus -- with both hailing from Agoura, CA, it's proof that it must be in the water. If you enjoy Incubus, Vertical Horizon, or even Eve 6, you'll be able to feel the depth of Hoobastank. After working for six years, the band is finally releasing their self-titled ...
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Stop (Fearless). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... Graffin from Bad Religion (I'm not kidding!). Interestingly enough, the boys of Plain White T's also take cues from dreadfully boring pop acts, like Vertical Horizon, on rock ballads like "Radios In Heaven" (I'm vomiting on myself as I type this). I also find hints of other radio friendly "punk" bands ...
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Beautiful Baby Elephant. Review by Andrew Ellis.
... Peal don't reinvent the wheel on their strangely titled indie debut Beautiful Baby Elephant, but fans of Counting Crows, Sister Hazel and early Vertical Horizon will surely find something of interest on the album's 10 tracks. With Vertical Horizon drummer Ed Toth handling production duties, perhaps ...
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Rob Seals,Wishlisting,New Model Records,Andrew Ellis
... take on a novelist finding something notably familiar in a book he picks up. Musically, Seals shares some similarities with Dave Matthews and early Vertical Horizon, due in no small part to the presence of VH bassist Sean Hurley among an impressive list of musical guests. As a result of such collaborations ...
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Kai Brown,Better Now,How Now Brown Cow/Redeye,Andrew Ellis
... ; you can also hear his songwriting influence all over songs like the memorable “Up All Night.” He also calls on the rhythm section expertise of Vertical Horizon’s Ed Toth and Sean Hurley. Brown’s highly commercial voice is particularly strong on the more upbeat pop-rock songs, such as the brilliant ...
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Translation (Foreverything Records). Review by Andrew Ellis.
... but the standout tracks of an astonishingly consistent album are the slow-burning ballad “Heaven” and the soaring rocker “Come Together.” Members of Vertical Horizon and Jewel’s band provide the backing for the songs on Translation, and Patrick Ryan Clark undoubtedly proves that his talent can sit comfortably ...
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