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Farewell to Youth: Jen Roye (vocals, guitar); Brian Forbes (vocals, bass guitar); Seth Haak (bass guitar, background vocals); Steve Forbes (drums). Farewell To Youth Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Punk | | Label | Lorelei (NAIL) | | Orig Year | 2004 | | CD Universe Part number | 6748924 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jul 06, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Farewell To Youth | | Additional Info | Extended Play |
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There's no shortage of legendary producers in line to work with music world titans U2; when work with Rick Rubin broke off, Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois stepped in. The resulting NO LINE ON THE HORIZON, 2009's offering from the Irish rockers, continues in the grand U2 tradition, as soaring pop anthems like opening single "Get on Your Boots" pair with experimental melanges like "Tripoli," on a striking album featuring touches of all the albums come before, yet hinting at new worlds for Bono to conquer.
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First things first -- this is hardly the song-intensive, globe-tripping platter When I Was Born for the 7th Time was. Handcream for a Generation is a record that finds its tone and grooves, even as it segues from post-Beck sonic collages to boogie rock to endless jams. No matter how they dabble in different styles, it never affects the foundation, it's just highlights. Strangely enough, for all the dance, techno, and hip-hop here -- all the club-culture clashes careening off the tracks (they obviously learned from their 2000 detour side project, Clinton) -- Handcream's predominant spirit is that of post-Brit-pop, hard-boogieing trad rock. Tjinder Singh publicly derided this sound in 1997, but his subsequent friendship with Noel Gallagher must have affected him on a deep level, since Noel not only lays down guitar on the 14-minute psych epic "Spectral Mornings," he hauls out former Oasis bassist Paul McGuigan for "Lessons Learned From Rocky I to Rocky III"; adopts Gallagher's guitar sound throughout the record; and winds up with a record that is hipper, looser, and funkier than Be Here Now, but weirdly reminiscent of it all the same. Perhaps this is what happens when British bands stretch into contemporary psychedelia, mixing all the past into the present -- they wind up with a record that is pretty entertaining in how it flits from sound to style, all with a sly wink and loving, exacting replication of production techniques, all married to beats that are surely contemporary, but contemporary club beats are often built on the past anyway, giving the whole thing a weird but appealing out-of-phase feel. This all flows well and is quite a good piece of mood music, yet there's no hiding that for all their political stances and past reputation, Cornershop doesn't really have all that much to say this time around, nor have they delivered more than a handful ...
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An all girl pop band from the 80's, formerly on Pulse and Rhino records.This album, featuring originally six songs, was self tittled as the same name and available only on vinyl. There were only 2000 albums pressed at that time.In two weeks all were sold through Tower Records and Music Plus. When it came time to repress, Pulse records had disapeared somewhere in Germany.One of the songs sceduled to be on this album called "Even Try", went to a compilation album put out by Rhino records called "The Girls Can't Help It." Still using the name Pulse, On The Air managed to get a professional video company to make a quallity television friendly video of the band called "Carol". This video made its first apearance on a music show called "Night Tracks" on the station T.B.S.On The Air also made a special guest apearance on a cable TV show called "What's Happening Now."In 1989 the members of On The Air went their separate ways. With conflicts of interest and career changes ...
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Like its earlier sister compilation of sorts (For Dancers Only), For Dancers Also is a grab bag of soul tracks -- 16 in all -- originally issued on the Kent/Modern family of labels in the mid- to late '60s. (And, as with For Dancers Only, no bonus tracks or additional historical liner notes were added when it was reissued on CD about 25 years after its original appearance in the early '80s.) Kent/Modern soul releases, with some exceptions, weren't too commercially successful when first issued, and the label didn't cultivate one of the stronger company identities or rosters among '60s soul labels. Why, then, this devoted base of collectors, particularly in Britain, where the modern-day Kent imprint (administered by Ace Records) is based? In part it's because even the generic Kent/Modern soul sides were well suited for midtempo dancing, which is a big deal among the Northern soul aficionados in the U.K. who collect this stuff. To be honest, though, much of Kent/Modern's soul output was on the generic side, though at least For Dancers Also isn't as heavy on the Motown imitations/derivatives as For Dancers Only. These tracks are pleasantly upbeat ...
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