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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Alternative, Enhanced CD
Label	TVT
Orig Year	1997
CD Universe Part number	1018920
Catalog number	1997
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 02, 1997
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Got TVT? Songs

	1.	Round Kid - Buck-O-Nine
	2.	Just Another Day - Vallejo
	3.	(She's Always) Glowing - Birdbrain
	4.	Black - Sevendust
	5.	Down - Gravity Kills (Lords of Acid Power Remix, Lords Of Acid Power remix)
	6.	Justified - GZR
	7.	Another Bad Movie - Stillsuit
	8.	Wendy McDonald - Spookey Ruben
	9.	It's Gotta Get Worse - Catherine
	10.	Pretty Rough - The Connells
	11.	Rosy Fingered Dawn - Royal Fingerbowl

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review by: Jennifer DeGroot, Slamm Magazine Goes well with: Jeff Buckley, Sunny Day Real Estate, Medeski, Martin & WoodThere's something haunting about Decoy, the debut from the Sacramento group called Frank Jordan. It could be the snippets of voices wailing and babbling incoherently through a few tracks, but mostly it's that Mike Visser's voice is startlingly similar to that of the late Jeff Buckley.Like Buckley and Radiohead's Thom Yorke, Visser is the rare male rock singer whose voice is an instrument all its own, almost too beautiful for its own mortality. It twists and careens over and around the melodies, climbing the notes slowly like a taffy pull on tracks like 'Made' and 'Standard.' It makes you wish he would give up the occasional distortion tricks and just let his voice stand raw and naked.Visser is backed by a stellar band: Matt Ontjes on bass guitar and Devin Hurley on drums. Hurley is a versatile and creative percussionist whose work accentuates "Interference" and "Only a Shirt You Hate." Visser's vocals don't hog the spotlight, though -- on several tracks he stops singing midway through, leaving the last half of the song for a raucous instrumental. In fact, the album's highpoint is the full instrumental, '2005 Ivar Ave' -- at nearly 10 minutes it may seem a bit overindulgent, but Frank Jordan are whizzes with their toys and know how to experiment without losing themselves in the process.Decoy alternates between percussive jazz-rock and '70s funkalicious, which ends up equalling a downright smooth groove. This is edible jazz that also rocks --think Medeski Martin & Wood, not Kenny G.-style Muzak. No matter the nod they clearly owe to Buckley and his band, Frank Jordan is not a phony imitation, as the album's title might ironically suggest. Offering thought-provoking lyrics ("Playing God does not solve problems") and true talent, this band plays on its own merits.and yet another great review at this link:http://www.indiemonkey.com/reviews/eh/frankjordan.htmlthe "official" bio:"Music and art are limitless. If it's not moving - what the fuck is the point" m. visser "We just liked the way the words looked on paper" says drummer Devin Hurley when asked about the name of their band. At the time of the band's inception, the name Frank Jordan was in a lot of headlines, Frank Jordan the guy was San Francisco's notorious and soon to be ex-Mayor, ...