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Teenage Bottlerocket came to life following the dissolution of Laramie pop-punks the Lillingtons. And even though there are definite similarities between the two bands (Kody Templeman, for one thing, fronts both), Teenage Bottlerocket manages to carve itself out a distinct identity, mostly due to the variety created by the trade-off vocals of Templeman and bassist Ray Carlisle. The latter has a rough, somewhat slurred delivery that complements Templeman's higher, snider approach, and together they bring a lot of life and heart into straightforward, two-minute punk songs. Total is right up at the top with the best pop-punk out there nowadays overtly indebted to the Ramones, the quartet blasting through each song with an undeniable energy and a self-deprecating sense of humor that never lets up and never lets down. Whether they're singing about haplessly trying to land a date or later trying to simply lose the girl, Teenage Bottlerocket seem like those guys in high school who were just doing their own thing, happy with their friends and punk 7"s, and unconcerned with anything else. They may not tread any new ground, but it hardly matters here. Besides, how can anyone hate a record that includes such charming lines as "If you're cold I'll let you wear my Ramones sweatshirt/ If you fall I'm gonna make sure that you're not hurt/Won't you fall for me?" No really, the hooks in the song make it work splendidly. If you're still mourning the loss of the Lillingtons, there's no use crying because Teenage Bottlerocket is here to save the day. Catchy, genuinely cool, and full of plenty of wo-ohs, Total is some of the most fun to be had all year. ~ Corey Apar Teenage Bottlerocket Total Songs Total Review
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The Lillingtons broke up after 2001's Backchannel Broadcast, its members going on to form Teenage Bottlerocket and Stabbed in Back, while their small clutch of devout fans were left to spread the love that was a little-known pop-punk crew from Wyoming. Early 2006 found the original high-spirited cast of Kody Templeman, Cory Laurence, Tim O'Hara and Zachary Rawhouser reuniting with the assurance of a brand new record. These old fans (and a still small but growing number of new ones) rejoiced. Fulfilling that promise, The Too Late Show has arrived and with it comes -- well, no real surprises for anyone familiar with the Lillingtons' back catalog. No tricks were pulled out of their collective back pocket; The Too Late Show is basically the same set of songs as the band's old stuff, but you know, new. And while this is hardly a bad thing since the songs are indeed fun, they do have the tendency to run into one another to resemble one giant track. Some may be turned off, but if this kind of pop-punk is your bag (you know who you are), this is one good show. "All I Hear Is Static" is an amusing appeal ...
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"Mirrors" has a Pop/Rock vibe, with strong vocals, swirling lush sounds with projection of one's own feelings or emotional state. Vicarious experiences of thoughts, past and present.Poppy started her singing career at the age of 11 when she realized that she had a strong rather mature voice for a girl her age, she undertook intensive singing lessons, which strengthened her vocal range well into her teenage years and beyond. She then became a member of the Police Youth Clubs and a representative for her local area where she performed for many functions.. Including her first major performance at the age of 17 for the International Police Olympics which was hosted in Sydney at the Entertainment Centre in 1988, which was televised live worldwide, and attended by 60,000 people ! Alongside Julie Anthony, which she had the privilege of meeting and being praised for her rendition of John Farnhams "You're The Voice' by her. Having 2yrs previously won 1986 Star Search a popular talent show of the time on national television. She then signed a contract with her singing teacher who then became her manager at the young age of 17, she was anup and rising entertainer with a huge future.. Poppy then moved to Bunderberg in Qld, with her manager and her husband.. Where she continued to entertain people in various clubs, pubs, resorts and private functions for well to do people of social standing, and political members dinners who had heard of Poppy and wanted her for their entertainment. Her satisfaction was making people smile and forget their predicaments even for a little while... She naturally makes people happy and feel good about themselves! While living in Bunderberg she also loved performing intheatre restaurants playing various roles from well known musicals.. With raving revues, every week! She also got the opportunity to travel to Brisbane tosupport international star Stevie Nicks on her 1988 world tour... Which though short lived due to Stevie's illness at the time.. And having to cancel her remaining shows... It was a big thrill to have been chosen for a short time.Mr Edwin Duff a well know jazz entertainer from the States who was visiting Australia at the time.. And was a special guest for the local Jazz festival held in Penrith in September 88, sponsored by the Youth Club movement at the time... Poppy had just finished singing 'The Lady is A Tramp' when Mr Duff went out of his way to personally introduce himself ...
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