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All Our Heroes Are Dead Music Liars N' Cheats All Our Heroes Are Dead Songs | 1. | I Did It All For The Money |
| 2. | Truckstop Fever |
| 3. | Good To Be Bad |
| 4. | Free Form Radio |
| 5. | Hookers & Taxicabs |
| 6. | It's True |
| 7. | My Lady Luck |
| 8. | All Our Heroes Are Dead |
| 9. | Call Me A Liar |
| 10. | Second-Hand Smokescreen |
| 11. | It's So Easy - LIVE w/ Steven Adler! |
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Rush is no stranger to best-of compilation albums, they've released a slew of them. They are also no stranger to DVDs. To mark their 35th anniversary, they've released Working Men, which is both; it marks their first best-of live compilation exclusively from the DVD sets Rush in Rio (2003), R30 (2005), and Snakes & Arrows Live (2008). There is also an unreleased cut from R30 -- a killer version of One Little Victory. While fans may simply regard this as a record company cash grab, hardcore fans know how closely Rush monitors each release and controls all aspects of their career. On hearing these tracks without benefit of the visuals, it becomes lucidly clear that in the 21st century, Rush plays more like a hungry act looking to prove themselves rather than as seasoned veterans jaded by the entire business. The instrumental ...
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Pricipally recorded live at The Roxy, Hollywood, California from December 10-12, 1973; the Auditorium Theater, ...
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| | Dan Neal Ballgame CD (2006)
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Dan Neal's EP release "Ballgame" combines two of his biggest passions---music and baseball. This EP is a follow-up to his critically acclaimed debut "When The Big Picture Fades", a full cd recorded in LA with Lucinda Williams band. Rootstime Magazine says "Neal reminds us of Tom Petty, Richard Thompson or a young Elvis Costello". Like those artists, Neal tends toward lyrics with substance and exhibits a storytellers talent for capturing ones interest. World Beat Magazine writes that Neal's ...
| | Dire Wood Stand At The Edge & Listen CD (2006)
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The theory of evolution may ultimately prove inadequate to explain the development of intelligent life on Earth, but it definitely helps explain the rapid and fascinating development of intelligent music emanating from the Lafayette, Louisiana- based quartet Dire Wood. Ever since J Burton, the group’s founder, lead singer, and main songwriter first conceived of making music as a way of life, his ideas have grown from the single-cell simplicity of a one-man acoustic club-haunting cover act to the full-bodied complexity of his current electricity powered creations. And, like the history of life according to Darwin, the history of music according to Dire Wood is full of false starts and inexplicable leaps forward, with only the fittest of Burton’s many ideas finally managing to survive. Shortly after graduating from high school in the mid-90s and outgrowing his days as a fledgling performer whose main goal was impressinggirls, Burton forged one of the most important missing links in the Dire Wood story by apprenticing as an assistant engineer under the Grammy-winning producer Tony Daigle at Maurice, Louisiana's famous Dockside Studios. It was there, while helping hone albums by the likes of B.B. King, Derek Trucks, and Junior Wells, that Burton observed first-hand the inseparability of form and content in the making of enduring musical art. Inspired to apply what he'd learned, he set off in 2001 for the alternative-musical Mecca of Athens, Georgia, where he played as often as he could and found the town's arts-friendly climate as invigorating as he'd hoped. But when the Big Bang he'd left home to experience failed to transpire, he began missing both the professionalism of his days at Dockside and, perhaps more importantly, the friendship of his former high-school music mate, the virtuoso electric guitarist Chad Viator. By 2004 Burton was back in Lafayette, writing in earnest for a project he would call Dire Wood, a band name he’d come up with as a teenager over a decade before. "It's from a story record ...
| | Traci Rae Letellier Grey Shore CD (2006)
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| | Loss Rayne Fragile Mind CD (2006)
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Fragile Mind is a powerhouse combination of dynamic soulful vocals, huge guitars, rumbling bass, and driving drums. Original heartfelt writing and emotional performances span a mixture that the best that blues, rock, folk, and soul have to offer. Simple love odes to more introspective topics are delivered with stunning clarity. Fragile Mind is original, unique and not an easy album to categorize or corner.------------------LOSS RAYNE and "Fragile Mind" earned the following first-round Grammy Nominations for the 2007 Grammy Awards! -Album of the Year: Loss Rayne - Fragile Mind -Record of the Year: Loss Rayne "All of My Life" -Song of the Year: Loss Rayne "Useless Cause" -Best New Artist: Loss Rayne -Best Rock Performance by Group with Vocal: Loss Rayne "Come With Me"------------------ -INSITE MAGAZINE ALBUM REVIEW-The "Fragile Mind / Useless Cause" combination are actually my favorites on the disc. It starts with a crawl and builds up to a chorus that I can’t get out of my head (in a good way). “I don’t wan’t to be a useless cause / sometimes just can’t help the way I feel / I wonder why, wonder why things can’t get back / to the way things used to be.” Throughout this disc I thought Keenan LeVick’s guitar could very easily compete with Kasi Painter’s vocals for front-position, but they meld together very nicely, creating a fantastic blues-based rock sound. Painter has a Janis Joplin quality to her voice – very powerful and soulful. LeVick’s guitar is powerful without being overbearing. -Sean Claes, Editor, Insite Magazine-------------------LOSS RAYNE'S HISTORY-Envision a simple concept: truly talented musicians coming together for a single purpose- to create honest, heartfelt music. No preconceived notions of genre, no boundaries or ...
| | Josh Johnson Twenty Minutes 'Til Wednesday CD (2007)
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It is a rare commodity to have a hobby, a talent, and a desire all mesh into a sound for others to hear and love. In only four years of playing the guitar and discovering his talent, Josh Johnson’s hobby has turned into the desires of his life. Music is this nineteen year-old, Knoxville, TN native’s way of speaking to the world and to himself. Through his poetic lyrics, ...
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