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Seven Mary Three was a college band that had the good fortune to get "Cumbersome," a track from their self-produced CD CHURN, played on Orlando, Florida's WJRR, the same radio station that "broke" Collective Soul, among others. AMERICAN STANDARD is a re-recording of the entire CHURN collection with two additional tracks, and it proves that Seven Mary Three is a band to watch.
Although they are often compared to the mighty Pearl Jam, the differences between the two are considerable. Seven Mary Three takes a rootsier approach to their music. The eleven tracks on AMERICAN STANDARD are evenly divided between straight "story songs" and those with image-laden poetry. Such musings are consistently supported by a musical bed of rhythmically flailing guitars and over-the-top drumming. Jason Ross' rage-and-pain-filled vocals careen between growling and howling.
Recorded at Morrisound Recording, Tampa, Florida in June and July 1995.
Audio Mixer: Tom Morris .
Recording information: Morrisound Recording, Tampa, FL (06/1995-07/1995).
Photographers: Ben Gray; Alex Treml.
Seven Mary Three: Jason Ross (vocals, guitar); J. Pollock (vocals, guitar); Casey Daniel (bass); Giti Khalsa (drums).
Producers: Jason Ross, J. Pollock, Tom Morris.
Q (7/96, p.124) - 3 Stars - Good - "...Jason Ross howls as if infused with the collective spirit of J. Mascis and Eddie Vedder....Jason Pollock is the star, tucking in some spindly but loud and always melodious guitar to provide Seven Mary Three's unique selling point..." Seven Mary Three American Standard Songs American Standard Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews An American Standard
This is one of the most underrated albums of all time. Seven Mary Three who still keeps pumpning cds out to this day will alays have all their albums measured up against this one. The reason? Because this one rocks everyone and rocks hard. You can put it on and not keep skipping to good tracks because they are all awesome. Some lesser known highlights include the following songs: Lame, Margaret, and Devilboy. Buy it, you won't regret it.
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Great Buy!
I Highly Recommend this CD! You will not regret it. It's defenatly worth the money.
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this cd rocks!
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One of the 90's best albums
Every song on this album rocks. I got it on cassette when it first came out and it didn't come out of the car stereo tape deck for almost a year.
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this is an album that the first time you listen to it you wonder what possesed you to buy it, you file it in the cd case to pull out years later to pop in randomly not remembering a single song and wonder how you managed to waste so many years of your life by not listening and loving this album. with the varying tempo's but firey approach to the music a must own... and one that you must listen to until the cd has worn to nothing, only to go buy it again and do again.
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