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power pop album features Matt Leonard of the band Squirtgun, who wrote the song "Hey Louise," one of the best power pop songs of the 1990s; The Phuzz formed in 1990, but was put on hold while Leonard was in Squirtgun - this album represents the reformati
Audio Mixer: Jeannette Kantzalis.
Recording information: Exum Studios, Escondido, CA.
The Phuzz includes: Matt Leonard.
Personnel: Matt Leonard (vocals, guitar); Chris Adoy (drums); Jeannette Kantzalis (background vocals).
Phuzz American Pop Songs | 1. | Truly A Star |
| 2. | Dream All Day |
| 3. | Lonely |
| 4. | Billy Bob Baker |
| 5. | Runaway |
| 6. | I Beg Forgiveness |
| 7. | She Comes On |
| 8. | You're My Enema |
| 9. | Confused |
| 10. | Don't Say |
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Purchase American Pop CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Susan Boyle I Dreamed A Dream CD (2009)
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Susan Boyle's grand unveiling on Britain's Got Talent was with a song from Les Miserables - the very song that lends this album its title -- and if she could become an international sensation based on a show tune standard, there's no reason for her to change her approach on her debut, since that's the sound that made her a star. Plus, a large part of Boyle's appeal is that she's a middle-aged woman recalling a bygone era when there were singers that appealed to an adult audience by offering soft, stately versions of pop hits and standards. That time was the late `60s and early `70s, and apart from a rather faithful version of Madonna's "You'll See," I Dreamed a Dream could very well have been released ...
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On the Continent brings together every single track Cliff Richard recorded for exclusive European release -- that is, those he recorded in each of the four foreign languages deemed representative of his biggest non-English markets: German, French, Italian, and Spanish. And if the idea of hearing "Congratulations" rendered into any one (or, in fact, all four) of those tongues does not immediately strike you as compulsive entertainment, then you probably don't need to know that the collection does not end with released material. Outtakes and alternates also creep in, for a total of 102 tracks spread across four discs (the fifth recalls an early-'60s interview with the German magazine Bravo). And there is also a beautifully designed 96-page hardback book, recounting the singer's European adventures in words, pictures, and record covers, plus a full sessionography covering the collection's contents. It was EMI's German office that first suggested, in December 1960, that Richard record a unique German language version of his latest hit, "Fall in Love With You," as a gift to his local fans; it was the immediate success of the venture that prompted a follow-up just three months later, "Theme for a Dream." Both of these singles, in their original form, have remained Holy Grails of a kind for collectors: "Fall in Love" for its totally rearranged backing track; ...
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The breezy, sweet, laid-back sound on Socratic's Spread the Rumors is a definite change from their previous album, Lunch for the Sky, which was harder and more aggressive. It's a change for the better, as softer seems more suitable for the group, and the change in direction could indicate that the band is in the process of finding its true sound. The question is, is this quieter approach too sedate? First time listeners will probably have no complaints, but those who have listened to the band from the beginning may not be pleased with this lighter, more pop-oriented affair. There's also the argument that by leaving their rock inclinations behind, Socratic have also lost a bit of bite. The songs on Spread the Rumors may be catchy and endearing, but the album seems to lack substance as it goes on. None of the songs stand out or grab the listener, and while the performances are steady, nothing stands out as a central focus. (Of course, that also means that nothing is out of place in a bad ...
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