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Adult World (Muscle Tone). Review by James Mann.
WAYNE KRAMER ADULT WORLD Muscle Tone It's a pretty sure bet that when former MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer fills out his tax forms, he puts "legend" under occupation. His work with the 5, along with The Stooges, put Detroit on the map, rock-wise, and can be called the birthplace of punk rock. Combining ...
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Various Artists (Musicblitz). Review by Julio Diaz.
WAYNE KRAMER PRESENTS BEYOND CYBERPUNK VARIOUS ARTISTS Musicblitz Too many times, a project like this comes out sporting some well-known person's name that has very little to do with that person, just throwing that person's name on the record to cash in on whatever cache the name may have in the hopes ...
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Bernie Lootz meets Dice, Despair and Desire in The Cooler. Rob Levy gives us the odds and the big payout on this overlooked sleeper.
THE COOLER DIRECTED BY WAYNE KRAMER starring William H. Macy, Maria Bello and Alec Baldwin Lions Gate Bernie Lootz is "The Cooler" -- the man who brings all the luck to a screeching halt. Armed with bad luck and aw-shucks charm, Bernie is a lonely, downtrodden ex-gambler riding out his final week with ...
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The Racketeers (Muscletone). Review by Terry Eagan.
... have in common? Quite simply, a member of each of these bands has joined together and formed Mad For the Racket. Although the central members remain Wayne Kramer (ex-MC5) and Brian James (ex-Damned and Lords of the New Church), the talents of Stewart Copeland (Police) and Duff McKagan (Guns 'N Roses ...
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May 1999 :: Music S-T :: Johnny Thunders (David Lee Beowulf)
... like half the album is studio, the other half live at the Peppermint Lounge in New York with a cast of co-conspirators including Jerry Nolan and Wayne Kramer. The serious punk enthusiast will recognize "Get Off the Phone" and "Jet Boy," but I'd never heard the title song nor "Who Needs Girls" nor "King ...
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June 1999 :: Music Sq-Z :: Johnny Thunders (Tom Minarchick)
... shows the side of Thunders that should be remembered, the musician and entertainer. Boasting special guest from his old Heartbreakers cohorts to Wayne Kramer (MC5), you couldn't ask for more out of a rock and roll album. ROIR, 611 Broadway, Suite 411, New York, NY 10012 --Tom Minarchick
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March 1998 :: Music I-N :: MC5 (Michael Crown)
... , in my mind's eye, a young Iggy Pop standing in the front row in some Detroit gymnasium, bathing in the dual guitar attack of Fred "Sonic" Smith and Wayne Kramer, or in front of a mirror, stereo blasting, with his fist in the air screaming "Kick Out the Jams!" The MC5 were always too rowdy, too loud ...
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February 1999 :: Music F-I :: Hempilation 2 (Jason Plender)
... 's also turns from Willie Nelson (of course!), Vic Chesnutt, and Letters to Cleo, to name but a few unexpected acts. High points on here include Wayne Kramer's latino-soul (!?) on "If You're a Viper," Spearhead's disquieting "The Joker," and best of all, the Long Beach Dub All Stars with Barrington Levy ...
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April 2000 :: Music M :: MC5 (James Mann)
... played the loudest, fastest, and the coolest rock and roll during "the summer of love" and didn't get even a wet kiss from the listeners of the day. Wayne Kramer and Fred "Sonic" Smith cranked out 110 db's of pure punk fury with their twin guitars. Their greatest album, Kick Out the Jams , was recorded ...
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Good Clean Filth (Long Beach). Review by David Lee Beowulf.
... . The clowns comprising this band, if it can be called that (all that's left of a punk band whose talent fled to join the likes of The Vandals and Wayne Kramer), no doubt the result of permissive parenting on the level of 16 Candles permissiveness, pooped out twenty-one (21!) semi-original, ape-worthy ...
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