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The members of Pulley spent more time together in the studio crafting their third album than any of their previous records, and it shows -- Pulley is their tightest, hardest-hitting album yet. There is little of the jokey, throwaway humor that popped up on their debut; nearly all the lyrics deal with the sort of inward-looking angst that punk-influenced bands like Husker Du and Nirvana popularized. Even if there can be a certain sameness to some of the melodic progressions, Pulley overall is a workmanlike effort from seasoned veterans who have learned how to work together and have been making this sort of music for a long time. ~ Steve Huey
Recording information: Motor Studios.
Unknown Contributor Role: Jordan Burns. Pulley Music | List Price | $12.97 (You save $3.02) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Alternative, Punk | | Label | Epitaph | | Orig Year | 1999 | | All Time Sales Rank |  46581  | | CD Universe Part number | 1060614 | | Catalog number | 86554 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Mar 23, 1999 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Ryan Greene | | Engineer | Adam Krammer; Ryan Greene |
Pulley Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  "PUNK ROCKS THAT HURTS"
"Very amazing punkband... super whiny singer, he kicks butt too... with great guitar riffs... the songs so catchy, working class whore sounds great... best terrifying album... you guys rocks..."
Submitted by Idol Dagul (("Matina, DC, Philippines"))
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Great punk CD. If you like Pulley, you'll like this cd. I think this is one of their better cd's. All the songs have an awesome beat and cool lyrics to go along with them.
Submitted by DS9iceman (Hollidaysburg, PA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No BEST PULLEY ALBUM YET!!!!!!
This album rocks real hard!!!!
They've basically progressed as a band and have produced a very impressive follow up to their previous outings which were a little weak. The songs have something to say and it's not just a case of balls out play as fast as you can all the songs are well structured and there are plenty of melodic hooks to sink your teeth in. This is the best punk album I've ever heard, BUY IT NOW
Submitted by lessthantim (England)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Pulley with Pulley
this is it man. this album is the one to compete with esteem driven engine. this album rocks a lot with a different touch of pulley as well and some straight ahead pulley songs too.
Submitted by sinan_t (Ankara, , Turkey)
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Limp really do rock. really great punkpop. better than their first album, and more meaningfull songs too. the music is just great everyone who likes punk should get this album right away.
Submitted by sinan_t (Ankara, , Turkey)
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Purchase Pulley CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Screeching Weasel Television City Dream CD (1998)
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All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology.
The second re-group of Screeching Weasel comes across more as a bunch of studio musicians wanting to make a buck rather than a bunch of kids getting together for the sheer enjoyment of writing and recording anthems for the angst filled generation. Not saying that Screeching Weasel are a bunch of has-beens, it's just that Ben Weasel and company give off that "screw the kids, where's our check" attitude. "Television City Dream" is definitely a lot better than their last album "Bark Like A Dog, " but that's really not saying all that much. The songs are a lot faster and to the point making it comparable to a more serious "Boggada Boggada Boggada, " and there's even a tribute to the Vindictives with their cover of "Pervert at Large." But aside from that, "Television City Dream" falls under the "heard one Screeching Weasel album, heard 'em all" category. ~ Mike DaRonco
Personnel: Jimmy Spectacular (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Mass Giorgini.
Recording information: Sonic Iguana (01/1998-02/1998); Uberstudio (01/1998-02/1998).
| | Lagwagon Let's Talk About Feelings CD (1998)
Pulley
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All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology.
Lagwagon's caffeinated combination of adrenaline, melody, and humor owes a lot to NOFX and for that matter, Descendents. Although the band doesn't add any new dimensions to the So-Cal punk tradition, they hold it up admirably with tight playing and sometimes heartfelt lyrics. Let's Talk About Feelings won't be a revelation to fans of the pop punk genre, but it may provide an enjoyable, if not essential, addition to their collections. ~ Andy Hinds
Audio Mixers: Stephen Egerton; Bill Stevenson.
Recording information: Motor Studios; Orange Whip Studios.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Carlos; The Brain .
Arrangers: Joey Cape; Lagwagon.
| | No Use For A Name More Betterness CD (1999)
Pulley
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All that needs to be heard is the first song on More Bitterness and that pretty much generalizes the entire album. Just straightforward mid-tempo, pop-punk, multi-layered vocals, and the occasional sample that'll inform the listener when another song is starting. What else could be said for a band that's practically put out the same album for the last several years? At least they do an abrasive versions of the Pouges' "Fairytale of New York" -- thanks to a little help from Tilt's Cinder Block -- which alone deserves a star. ~ Mike DaRonco
Recorded in June 1999.
Personnel: Cindy Black (vocals); Todd Denman (whistling, tin whistle).
Audio Mixer: Ed Stasium.
Recording information: Motor Studios (06/1999).
Arranger: No Use for a Name.
No Use For A Name: Tony Sly (vocals); Jackson (guitar); Matt (bass, background vocals); Rory (drums).
Additional personnel: Cinder Block (vocals); Dana Lynn (violin); Rebekah Scott (cello); Todd Denman (tin whistle); Bill Cleere (piano); Spike (background vocals).
| | Pulley Esteem Driven Engine CD (1996)
Pulley
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All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology.
Like any supergroup project, Pulley's Esteem Driven Engine has its moments of excitement, particularly when the band locks together and delivers a surging post-hardcore punk rush. However, there are large stretches of Esteem Driven Engine where Pulley simply flail away, wallowing in the jokey adolescent humor of "Barf" and "Wok Inn" or make noise just for the sake of it. Unfortunately, the band's noise is neither cathartic or invigorating -- it's simply there, occasionally pulling you in with the accidental catchy hook. In other words, even sixth-generation punk rockers aren't immune from the perils of a supergroup. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Personnel: Scott Miller (vocals, background vocals); Mike Palm (guitar, background vocals); Trey Clinesmith (guitar); Jordan Burns (drums); Bryan Radinsky (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Ryan Greene.
Photographer: Jesse Fischer .
CD Single
| | Pulley 60 Cycle Hum CD (1997)
Pulley
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Pulley's second album, 60 Cycle Hum, continues in much the same vein as its predecessor, albeit with a bit more focus and consistency. Not every song hits the mark, but running through 14 in 28 minutes guarantees that any missteps are strictly short-duration. ~ Steve Huey
Photographer: Jesse Fischer .
Personnel: Jordan Burns (vocals, drums).
Recording information: Rumbo Recorders, Canoga Park, CA.
CD Single
| | Ataris Blue Skies, Broken Hearts...Next 12 Exits CD (1999)
Pulley
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Santa Barbara's Ataris were among the legions of pop-punk bands to emerge in the late 1990s. Like many of their contemporaries, the Ataris owe something of a debt to the Descendents and the Buzzcocks, but a large part of their sound comes out of the alternative rock of the '90s. BLUE SKIES, BROKEN HEARTS...NEXT 12 EXITS is the Ataris sophomore effort, and the band avoids the notorious second-album slump by cranking out 14 high-energy, concise tunes rife with hooks, power chords, and hopped-up rhythms.
While the Ataris know how to rock (only the acoustic guitar and cello duet of "My Hotel Year" deviates from the slashing electric guitars and pummeling bass and drums on this set), they also demonstrate an emo-influenced sensitive-guy side. "1.15.96" chronicles the story of a relationship, and "Your Boyfriend Sucks" is--despite its comic title--an anguished confession of unrequited love. The Ataris back their tales of romance with plenty of muscle (note the triple-time assault of "Broken Promise Ring)" and occasionally shift their focus to questions of personal direction, as on the anthemic "Better Way." Full of boisterous, youthful energy, the Ataris' second record is a strong dose of emo-tinged pop-punk.
The story of the Ataris reads like a Hollywood script, with vocalist/guitarist Kris Roe giving the Vandals his demo tape at a show in his backwater Indiana town, only to receive a call out to California by Vandals bassist and Kung Fu Records head-honcho Joe Escalante to put together the Ataris. A 1998 EP (Look Forward to Failure) on Fat Wreck Chords got them attention, and now this full-length on Kung Fu shows what all the fuss is about. The Ataris play pop-punk of the NoFX school, with emo lyrics that are occasionally cringe-inducing but always charming in their heart-on-sleeve frankness. They toured here recently supporting MxPx, which is a good indication as to their genre. The sound is pretty straight ahead, but the quality is uniformally high. This is a band b
| | Bluemchen Jasmin CD (1998) (Import)
Pulley
$20.99
Track Listing of songs: Ich Bin Wieder Hier; Automatisch; Blaue Augen; Immer Noch Verliebt; Denk Noch Mal Drber Nach; Willkommen In Meinem Garten; Hand In Hand; Ganz Bald; Der Beste Von Allen; U-Bahn; So Wie Ein Wunder; Nur Fr Euch; Es Ist Vorbei;
| | F Holderlin Holderlin's Traum CD (1972)
Pulley
$26.79
1972 debut album from the German progressive rock band features seven tracks & sounds like a blend of Amon Duul II, Yatha Sidhra, & Jefferson Airplane. Pilz. 1999.
| | Skygreen Leopards Jehovah Surrender CD (2005)
Pulley
$9.79
On their 2005 EP, the Skygreen Leopards continue to create their own mythological musical realm, one filled with animals, thieves, and an abundance of pastoral settings. The California duo (Glenn Douglas and Donovan Quinn) offers up six songs of dreamy, lo-fi folk-rock, including the fractured, psychedelic "Jehovah I Surrender" and the sun-drenched "Play for the Spring."
The Skygreen Leopards: Glenn Douglas, Donovan Quinn.
Recording information: Pet Lion, Walnut Creek, CA (2005).
| | Vibe Room CD (2006) (Import)
Pulley
$23.65
Vibe: n : a distinctive emotional atmosphere; sensed intuitively; "it gave me a positive vibe"; "that man gives off good vibes" [syn: vibration] Room: n 1: an area within a building enclosed by walls and floor and ceiling; "the vibe room is where I express everything in me". This is Kloud 9's showcase of songs and talent. A platform for familiar names and a host of new and developing talent to introduce some brand new music. Album includes exclusive performance by Maysa Leak and Tim Dillinger. New artists such as 2-Way, Leza and Men-Nefer entice with smooth soul and r&b written and produced by Expansion's Kloud 9.
| | Jess Tardy Hold On CD (2004)
Pulley
$20.25
The highly anticipated release of Jess Tardy's second CD comes on the heels of the Maine native's move to Nashville, TN. The new disc highlights Tardy's sultry voice in an innovative blend of r&b, jazz, and country. Critics are already lauding "Hold On" as a "melodic and catchy" with lyrics that are "heartfelt and thoughtful". Jess' voice has been described by critics as a combination of "the velvety crooning of Bonnie Raitt; the sensuousness of Norah Jones; and the edginess of Joan Osborne."
| | Hard & Heavy: Rock Passion CD (2004)
$10.89 | | Rick Ott From The Heart-After Hours CD (2006)
Pulley
$13.69
This Cd is a collection of songs written by Rick Ott. All selections were recorded at From The Heart Recording Studio located in the small town of Sopchoppy FL (pop. < 500). Seven of the nine musicians live in the woods of Sopchoppy and gather together almost weekly to jam. They have played professionally for twenty years or more, together and separately, and represent some of Northwest Florida’s finest musicians. Sopchoppy is fast becoming the “Music Capital of NW Florida.†Rick Ott is the “in house†engineer at the studio and can be reached at (850) 962-5282. He currently is mastering his next CD, “Stickmen and Other Childhood Traumas,†that will be available on CD Baby soon. Rick enjoys working with other artists on their projects. The studio currently has five projects underway that will be completed by the end of this year.We hope you enjoy this eclectic compilation of songs which are a fine representation of the enormous talent found in the small town of Sopchoppy.
| | Josh Pyke Memories & Dust CD (2007) (Import) Import
Pulley
$24.95 
" IT WAS ONLY JUST OVER A YEAR AGO THAT JOSH RELEASED 'FEEDING THE WOLVES' EP TO GLOWING REVIEWS, INEVITABLY SNAGGING HIM A WORLDWIDE DEAL WITH ISLAND UK WHEN IT GOT IN THE HANDS OF THE MAN RESPONSIBLE FOR SIGNING COLDPLAY. SINCE THEN IT HAS GONE TO SELL 20,000 IN HIS HOME TERRITORY AND HAS JUST HIT THE SHELVES IN THE UK - ALL LAYING THE GROUND FOR THE ARRIVAL OF THIS EXCEPTIONAL DEBUT 'MEMORIES & DUST'.
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