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Classic Album Review: Deftones | Saturday Night Wrist
A little tension can be a good thing in a relationship — and sometimes, a lot can be even better. It seems to work for Deftones, anyhow. The post Classic Album Review: Deftones | Saturday Night Wrist appeared first on Tinnitist .
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Classic Album Review: Dave Matthews Band | Live in Chicago 12.19.98
With this ninth release, the Dave Matthews Band officially have more live albums than studio discs. Which is OK; the jam-band kings are, after all, a group that must be seen (or at least heard) live to be truly appreciated. Even so, it’s kind of hard to appreciate the two-CD…
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Classic Album Reviews: Harry Connick, Jr. | 30 + Songs I Heard
Lounge lizard Harry Connick, Jr. covers the map, the waterfront and just about every Tin Pan Alley tunesmith, Disney theme song and New Orleans classic between on these two simultaneously issued discs. The post Classic Album Reviews: Harry Connick, Jr. | 30 + Songs I Heard…
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Classic Album Review: Enrique Iglesias | Escape
“You can run, you can hide / But you can’t escape my love,” vows Enrique Iglesias on the look-who’s-stalking title track of his new disc Escape. The post Classic Album Review: Enrique Iglesias | Escape appeared first on Tinnitist .
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Classic Album Review: Andrea Bocelli | Cieli Di Toscana
Contemporary opera’s most, well, contemporary tenor continues to court the pop world on his latest release Cieli Di Toscana. Which is not to suggest that Andrea Bocelli is trading bars with Biggie or harmonizing with ’N Sync just yet. The post Classic Album Review: Andrea…
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Classic Album Review: Lenny Kravitz | Lenny
There are really only two reasons to self-title your sixth album: 1 | Because you've reinvented, retooled and renewed your sound from the ground up, and 2 | Because you've run out of ideas. I'd love to tell you Lenny Kravitz falls into the former category with his latest release…
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Classic Album Review: Matthew Good Band | The Audio Of Being
I have never met Matthew Good, but he seems like a malcontent. This is admirable in general, and especially in rock stars — the last thing we need is to watch another angry young rocker go all mushy and start singing about how much he misses his baby on the road. The post…
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Classic Album Review: Incubus | Morning View
Back in the day, this Cali quintet were a funky, Red Hot Chili Peppers-flavoured rap-metal outfit. And much as the Peppers have become slightly blander over the years, Incubus have become a little more angelic and a little less Satanic with every release. The post Classic Album…
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Classic Album Review: Eels | Souljacker
Now that Beck has traded in his thrift-store buckskin for a disco leisure suit, who’s gonna get crazy with the Cheez Whiz? Why, E is, of course. The post Classic Album Review: Eels | Souljacker appeared first on Tinnitist .
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Classic Album Review: DMX | The Great Depression
It’s still dark and hell is still hot. The post Classic Album Review: DMX | The Great Depression appeared first on Tinnitist .
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Classic Album Review: Goddo | 2nd Best Seat In The House
There are five good reasons to pick up this new 25th-anniversary live album from reunited Toronto rockers Goddo. The post Classic Album Review: Goddo | 2nd Best Seat In The House appeared first on Tinnitist .
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Classic Album Review: Quincy Jones | Q: The Musical Biography
Plenty of famous people can get by on just one name — just ask Madonna, Cher and Shakira. If you’re really famous, even a part of a name is enough — think J. Lo. But Quincy Jones has them all beat — in the music industry, he’s known by a single letter: Q. The post Classic Album…
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Classic Album Review: Michael Jackson | Invincible
The good news about Invincible? It isn’t bad. The bad news about Invincible? It isn’t Bad. The post Classic Album Review: Michael Jackson | Invincible appeared first on Tinnitist .
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Nowhere Else To Be Create Resplendent Ripples In The Airwaves
nowhere else to be emerge from hiding again to announce their new album and enthrall you with the expansive, epic and ethereal earworm r1 (ripples) — showcasing today on Tinnitist. The post Nowhere Else To Be Create Resplendent Ripples In The Airwaves appeared first on Tinnitist…
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John Korbel Is Back To Remind You That Johnny Still Got Game
John Korbel came to play on his smart, sophisticated and suitably titled new album Johnny Still Got Game — showcasing today on Tinnitist. The post John Korbel Is Back To Remind You That Johnny Still Got Game appeared first on Tinnitist .
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Groover Playlist 389 | Back & Forth
Sonic Alley rock the night, Some Days Are Darker spell it out, Oryn Etheria show their scars and more in today's submissions from Groover, a platform that connects artists with critics like me for a small fee. The post Groover Playlist 389 | Back & Forth appeared first on…
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Next Week In Music | November 2-8 • The Short List: 19 Titles You Want to Hear (Part 1)
Welcome to November. I sure hope it's better than October was. If you like Bryan Adams, Bob Dylan, Kings Of Leon, KISS — or any of the other artists below — it just might be. Either way, here we go: The post Next Week In Music | November 2-8 • The Short List: 19 Titles You Want…
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Next Week In Music | November 2-8 • The Short List: 19 Titles You Want to Hear (Part 2)
Welcome to November. I sure hope it's better than October was. If you like Party Dozen, Prong, Royal Blood, TV Priest, Twisted Teens — or any of the other artists below — it just might be. Either way, here we go: The post Next Week In Music | November 2-8 • The Short List: 19…
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Next Week In Music | November 2-8 • The Long List: 660+ Releases On The Way
As Iron Maiden reminded us lo these many decades ago, 666 is The Number Of The Beast. So what do you call the 660-some LPs, EPs, singles, box sets, compilations, anthologies, retrospectives, soundtracks, vinyl reissues, cassettes and steaming releases on the way? How about The…
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Next Week In Music | November 2-8 • 6 New Books
I celebrated my 18th birthday by watching The Plasmatics in concert — and still have the stub from my front-row ticket to prove it. No surprise, then, that I was thrilled to interview the band’s bassist Jean Beauvoir a few years back. And I was pleasantly surprised to learn…