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Canine: Fil Pacino (vocals, guitar); Daniel Bernal (guitar); William Anderson (bass); Brad Harbidge (drums, percussion).
Recorded at Whiskey Dragon Studio, Bridgton, Maine & Whiskey Dragon Studio, Winthrop, Massachusetts.
Audio Mixer: Ron Kuhnke.
Recording information: Whiskey Dragon Studios, Brdgton, ME; Winthrop, MA.
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Treacherous Turn One Music Canine Treacherous Turn One Songs | 1. | Unfortunate |
| 2. | Four Seconds |
| 3. | Livin' |
| 4. | Killing the Messenger |
| 5. | Bite |
| 6. | Devil's Pride |
| 7. | Banana Peel |
| 8. | Standing in Line |
| 9. | So Nice |
| 10. | Beginning of the End |
| 11. | Ain't Nobody |
| 12. | Ride |
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Personnel: Tom Araya (vocals); Jeff Hanneman, Kerry King (guitar); Dave Lombardo (drums).
Audio Mixer: Greg Fidelman.
Editor: Dan Monti.
Photographer: Andrew Stewart.
Of the "big four" original thrash bands (the other three being Metallica, Anthrax, and Megadeth), Slayer was the least compromising and most consistent. As such, 2009's ...
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2009 remaster of their 1974 album. Includes the 2 bonus tracks 'As Strong As Samson' (Alternate mix in D flat0, and 'Drunk Again' (B-side). Comes in a stylish deluxe wallet with a deluxe 20 page booklet and extensive liner notes. 11 tracks
After two albums that combined progressive rock with orchestral grandeur, Procol Harum returned to the basics on this 1974 outing. This time, the accent was returned to the thick electric guitar and swirling guitar on a batch of lushly textured but driving songs that covered everything from hard rock to moody prog and even a bit of music ...
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| | Joe Pernice Big Tobacco CD (2000)
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Personnel includes: Joe Pernice (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, 12 string guitar, banjo, keyboards); Mike Daly (electric, 12 string, lap steel, pedal steel & baritone guitars, mandocello, Thom Monahan (bass harmonica, keyboards, bass, percussion, background vocals); Davie Reid (electric & 12 string guitars, drums); Peyton Pinkerton (electric & 12 string guitars); Matt Hunter, Godon Zacharias (Fender Rhodes piano); Anne Viebig (electric piano); Laura Stein (bass); Jeremy Smith (percussion).
Joe Pernice could whisper throughout an entire record and still keep you on the edge of your seat. Whether heard loudly through a state-of-the-art hi-fi in your bedroom or noisily through the blown speakers of your '79 Pinto, his voice will grab you. One can forgive the schizophrenia of guises in his discography ...
| | Maura O'Connell Don't I Know CD (2004)
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Personnel: Maura O'Connell (vocals); Gerry O'Beirne (guitar); Jonathan Trebing (electric guitar, background vocals); Jerry Douglas (lap steel guitar, dobro); Gabe Dixon (Clavinet, organ, Hammond b-3 organ, keyboards); Viktor Krauss (bass guitar); Cheryl White, Carmella Ramsey, Harry Stinson (background vocals); Bryan Sutton (guitar, acoustic guitar, bouzouki); Russ Barenberg (guitar); Gabe Witcher (violin, fiddle); Shannon Forest (drums).
Additional personnel: Edgar Meyer (double bass); Don Johnson (background vocals); Harry Stinson, Jerry Douglas .
Audio Mixer: Jason Lehning.
Recording information: Mountainside Studio; The Doghouse, Nashville, TN; The House Of David, Nashville, TN.
Photographer: Gwendolen Cates.
Maura O'Connell continues her winning streak on Don't I Know, inviting some of the industry's best songwriters and studio musicians to highlight her spectacular voice. Although she began her life and musical career in Ireland, O'Connell has one of the most uniquely American voices in Nashville ...
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Personnel: Rose Kemp (vocals, guitar, glockenspiel); Sean Talbot (guitar, drums); Charlie Francis (Fender Rhodes piano).
Audio Mixer: Charlie Francis.
Recording information: Toybox Studios.
Although it's rather easy, and not at all inaccurate, to compare Rose Kemp to someone like PJ Harvey, a more precise comparison would in fact be to Jeff Buckley, specifically to the Jeff Buckley on Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk, the collection of posthumously released demo tracks. The thing is, however, where Sketches was supposed to sound unfinished and raw, because it was, Kemp's A Hand Full of Hurricanes is meant, ostensibly, to be a finished product, and so the fact that often it seems as if things were recorded in one take, or that song structure was not thought out as well as it could have been, is not only a bit perplexing, it also takes away from the effect the album could have. The problem isn't that it's lo-fi -- that's fine -- it's that it sounds incomplete. There's little regard for verse or chorus, and combined with the singer's penchant for rhyme-free lyrics and sudden chord and rhythm changes, not to mention that most of the songs are in similar keys and use similar chord patterns, it becomes difficult to distinguish the tracks from one another. This is unfortunate, because Kemp, like Buckley, has a powerful, emotive voice (particularly evidenced in the two a cappella pieces, "Sister Sleep" and "Tiny Flower") and Kemp, like Buckley, plays spacious electric guitar chords that end up sounding supremely dismal and yet redemptive at the same time, all of which can get a bit lost in all the wandering about she does. There are moments, of course, when things ...
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