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CD review by Tellitron 6/15/2006Lollygag's Debut Is a Pleasure.... Near the end of Lollygag's debut album "I Thought You Were Driving", singer/songwriter Brian Burkhard delivers a direct Bush-bashing mantra: "Eight years is way too long, eight years is way too long, eight years is way too long.....". Hell in a Handbasket's weary sentiment could easily be echoed by fans of Burkhard's previous musical incarnation Fondly -- a Chicago-based trio that produced 2 stellar albums of indie-punk in the mid to late 90's. Indeed, it's been about 8 years since he focused on guitar-based songwriting, having spent many of the intervening years immersed in the world of electronics. Using the alias Echolalia, Burkhard recorded a kraut-rock gem of an album, Solid State Alone, and mastered the fine art of the remix. But as engaging as these synthetic adventures were, there was always the feeling that a return to guitar and vocals was imminent -- and overdue. Now, armed with a new name and the addition of piano and accordion to the mix, Burkhard tackles his mid-life crisis head-on with an album full of personal and cultural observations that stay with you long after the needle runs the final groove. Opening track "It's a Pleasure" starts things off in an impressive fashion with a dissonant riff that eventually settles into a melancholy two chord progression over which Burkhard seems to recount a dangerous liason with a femme fatale: "when all things good are wrapped in lace/you just want to slap my face". A more focused and mature sound is already in evidence here with delicate piano underpinning the slightly restrained guitar. But one thing remains the same -- Burkhard's uncanny ability to write a memorable hook, a talent that made the earlier Fondly albums so enjoyable. "Do You Really Think" continues the piano/guitar theme and features a criminally catchy vocal harmony that targets this track for single release. "A Million Miles Away" and "Pictures of You at Night" could be lost tracks from Fondly's debut album with hints of Beatles psychedelia, heavier distortion and spacey effects courtesy of a Moog. Lyrically, Burkhard seems to be struggling with a need to escape from the responsibilities that come with age and acknowledging that there's simply nowhere to go: "goddamn if I'm not sick of me". The two real highlights of the album, "I Should Have" and "What to Tell the Kids" both feature wonderfully plaintive, wistful melodies that haunt the psyche. A driving drumbeat carries the verses of the former giving way to a regret-filled chorus ...
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