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Beth Profitt -
1996 "Heart For A Heart" Total Time: 32:50 |
1. Night By Night 2. If You Were Me 3. Nursery Rhymes 4. You Drive Me So Close To Crazy 5. Some Assembly Required 6. She's Getting To You |
7. Tell Me, Tell Me True 8. Dance With A Stranger 9. Since I've Been Gone 10. Heart For A Heart |
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Country music has never been that appealing to me. Patsy Cline, Johnny Cash, and
Elvis Costello (his country stuff) are about as far as my taste in Country music goes.
When I put on Beth Profitt "Heart For A Heart" it was her voice that had me
adding a name to the afore mentioned list. Beth's vocals are beautiful, and suit the music
perfectly... Full Review View Shopping Cart / Checkout |
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Midway
- "Poole Hall Sessions" 1997 Total Time: 21:06 Cost: $5.98  |
1. Anne Marie 2. Easier To Lie 3. Closer To Twenty-Five 4. Stay With Me 5. Get Out Of My Way |
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Our "Up & Coming" selection this month presents us with a 5 song EP
disc that is Midway between the Beatles and the Band. Midway between Dave Edmonds and Son
Volt. Midway between '60s pop and '70s New Wave. Midway between '70s southern rock and
'90s southern rock. Midway...Yes, it's "Midway", with the EP "Poole Hall
Sessions". A hook laden, jangle... Full Review View Shopping Cart / Checkout |
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the badge - "...digital retro..." 1998 Total Time: 42:18 Cost: $9.98 |
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Watching Rainbows 2. Mr. Destiny 3. Guthrie Palace 4. No Matter 5. Comes A Broken Heart |
6. Soulmate Everyday 7. Love Is Gone 8. My Dolly 9. What I Want 10. Unfinished Business |
| "...digital retro..." by the badge is aptly named. Extracting everything that is good from Rock 'n' Roll's vinyl days (retro) and updating it to the (digital) present, the badge has succeeded where many have paled in comparison. They have taken all that was taught to us by the Beatles, studied it, learned it, then after acing the exam, went into the studio and used that knowledge to create "...digital retro..."... Full Review View Shopping Cart / Checkout | |||
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Pawnshop - "Three Brass Balls" 1998 Total Time: 47:09 Cost: $10.98 |
1. Wild Rose 2. Jet Stream 3. Who's To Blame 4. Words 5. Reality 6. Trip 7. Strange |
8. Don't Dig 9. Temptation 10. Measure 11. Hole In My Shoe 12. Stumblin' Fool + |
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Some where between Folk Rock and Pop there lies Pub Rock, a laid back acoustic sound with
an electric bite. This is Pawnshop's stamping ground. The mix of acoustic and electric
guitars is masterful. The high energy sound that cruises along with the right amount of
reserve seems to draw influence from Waterboys/Black 47 Irish Rock style arrangements... Full Review View Shopping Cart / Checkout |
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secretsunday
- "television" 1999 Total Time: 58:07 |
1. the tristero 2. safe 3. transmission 4. caught in a room 5. servo king 6. high |
7. isabella 8. chinese star 9. foster child 10. fed 11. into the light |
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psychotic subliminal manifestation that I'm probably reading TOO much into and getting
twice TOO much out of, but that's the whole joy of this disc. It takes the listener on an
odyssey of their own, allowing the individual to reach into the depths of their
subconscious and let the music create an image that is unique to each in their own way.. Full Review View Shopping Cart / Checkout |
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"Uncle
Carl" - 1997 Total Time: 40:36 Cost: $10.98 |
1. I'm Smokin' Again 2. Barber Shop Mass 3. No One To Hold 4. Peek-A-Boo 5. Big Daddy |
6. I'm Too Tired 7. Daffodil 8. Old Man Gloom 9. God Has Retired 10. Holdin' My Baby's Hand |
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a smoked ravaged mellow vocal that draws visions of beret wearing, cool cat, "shoobie
de wah wah", goatee'd beat poets (Uncle)Carl sings tales of loneliness and heartbreak
("I'm Smokin' Again", "No One To Hold", "Holdin' My Baby's
Hand") against the backing of a band who play with such dripping emotion and passion
that it slices through your conscious and reaches the places inside of you that are only
acknowledged with great reluctance, let alone revealed. Full Review View Shopping Cart / Checkout |
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