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3 Pieces for Violin (King Crab). Review by Stein Haukland.
WARREN ELLIS 3 PIECES FOR VIOLIN King Crab Warren Ellis is the violinist from Australia's Dirty Three, who have collaborated with a whole host of brilliant artists, including Low and Nick Cave. And if that hasn't been enough to convince you of their versatility, then this one should do the trick. Here ...
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"If you want to dance, go on and fucking dance!" How could Heather Lorusso resist such an entreaty from Warren Ellis and the Dirty Three?
... waiting and squirming to the front of the stage, the lights dimmed, the screen came up, and The Dirty Three were on stage. Tokyo summers are hot and Warren Ellis's long hair and beard were already covered in sweat. He stood up to the mic and said, "I can't speak Japanese," then asked if there was someone ...
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Nick Cave, Bad Seeds, Mute, Warren Ellis, Mick Harvey, Blixa Bargeld, Jarvis Cocker,God Is In The House,,Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds,Matthew Moyer
... after all this time his voice still strains to reach the word "time" in every chorus of that wondrous song Hindsight being 20/20, it looks as though Warren Ellis has supplanted Blixa Bargeld as the resident lunatic of the Bad Seeds; Ellis looking and playing like every stereotype of Beethoven and Mozart ...
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The Alternate Routes,Good and Reckless and True,self-release,Andrew Ellis
... guitar in favor of a more electric approach, the result would probably sound like The Alternate Routes’ Good and Reckless and True. Fronted by Tim Warren, the Bridgeport, CT, three-piece’s debut album is one of real depth and honesty, showcasing the band’s songwriting and the lush production of noted ...
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The Brooklawn Session (Self Released). Review by Andrew Ellis.
... the quite brilliant "Time Is a Runaway." The whole band shows its skills in reinterpreting the songs, but guitarist Eric Donnelly and vocalist Tim Warren particularly shine on the sparse "Hollywood" and the superb "Endless Conversation," which also features excellent fiddle work by Morganeve Swain. ...
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March 1998 :: Music T-Z :: Tren Brothers (Chad Bidwell)
... more than anything by the Dirty Three (in which Brothers Mick Turner and Jim White can usually be found holding down a solid rhythm for violinist Warren Ellis' endless solos). This EP has also forced me to reevaluate Mick Turner's recent guitar effort, Tren Phantasma, and conclude that it deserves much ...
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March 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Mick Turner of the Dirty Three (Chad Bidwell)
by Chad Bidwell You must see the Dirty Three live to fully appreciate every climax. Warren Ellis spins pre-song tales of love and loss about Burt Reynolds and Sally Field before raising his violin to pick the first dreary notes in step with the slow trot of accompanying fuzz guitar and drums. Steadily ...
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February 1999 :: Page :: Transmetropolitan: Lust For Life (Issues 4-12) (Charles D.J. Deppner)
Transmetropolitan: Lust For Life (Issues 4-12) by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson DC Vertigo Following past successes with Hellblazer, Excalibur, and Stormwatch, Warren Ellis does himself one better by teaming up with Darick Robertson to bring you Transmetropolitan. Finally a comic book hero armed ...
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March 2000 :: Page :: Transmetropolitan (Kurt Channing)
... for The Word , the largest newsfeed in The City, Jerusalem is equal part news coverage and news event. Lust For Life gathers together issues 4-12 of Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson's daring dystopian graphic series, giving us stories such as "God Riding Shotgun," in which Jerusalem attends (disrupts ...
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December 1997 :: Music T-Z :: Mick Turner (Chad Bidwell)
... playing with the Dirty Three, Turner is always somewhere on the side plucking away ragged notes and following the building rhythms of violinist Warren Ellis. Glimpses of Turner's talent can be heard only briefly before Ellis makes his case. Tren Phantasma is a not-so-subtle reminder, like saying "look ...
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