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Although Sawgrass Subligette has the quirkiness and predictability of Muzak, it's at least a bit more upbeat than that. Stylistically, there's an apparent likeness to '60s British pop and minimal indie -- minus the cutesy melodies and pop catchiness. Overall, there's nothing particularly memorable here. ~ Mike DaRonco
Recorded at Rubulad, Brooklyn, New York between September 1995 and April 1999.
Personnel: David Abel (vocals, guitar, banjo); John Beekman (vocals, guitar, accordion); James Kavoussi (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Chris Thomas (vocals, guitar); Glenn Luttman (drums, cymbals, percussion, sampler).
Recording information: Rubulad, Brooklyn, NY (09/1995-04/1999).
Photographer: Bubu.
Fly Ashtray: Dave Abel (vocals, guitar, banjo, bass); James Kavoussi (vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass); Chris Tomas (vocals, guitar, bass); Glenn Luttman (drums, cymbals, percussion, samples).
Additional personnel: John Beekman (vocals, guitar, accordion); Jim Ambramson, Doug Pressman (bass).
CMJ (1/24/00, p.23) - "...this irreverent, playful outing is the quartet's strongest...yet, revealing the full potential of slightly rinky-dink, mildly cacophonous slop-rock while remianing 100% inspired, inventive and smile-inducing..." Sawgrass Subligette Music | Category | Rock Albums, Alternative CDs, Rock/Pop | | Label | Dark Beloved Cloud | | Orig Year | 1999 | | All Time Sales Rank | 448731  | | CD Universe Part number | 1211143 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Mar 05, 2002 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Personnel | Chris Thomas - vocals, guitar David Abel - vocals, guitar, banjo David Abel - vocals, guitar, banjo Dave Abel - vocals, guitar, banjo, bass Glenn Luttman - drums, cymbals, percussion, sampler James Kavoussi - vocals, guitar, keyboards
Also: Doug Pressman, Jim Ambramson, John Beekman |
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