Mark Bacino discography. Those that believe you can't judge a book by its cover should have a gander at Mark Bacino's POP JOB. The bubblegum-themed cover betrays his obsession with the guitar-based pop once practiced by the like ...

Mark Bacino songs. The Million Dollar Milkshake is all about sweetness, from the opening intro of "Bubblegum Factory" to lyrics about holding hands and sunny days to chirpy Bacharach-ian horns to Mark Bacino's melt-in-your-mouth vocals. The 12 songs skip by in a cloud ...

Mark Bacino CD discography. In classic pop of the Brian Wilson/Harry Nilsson variety -- the kind that has influenced everything from `70s power pop to the more contemporary exploits of Panda Bear, the Ruby Suns, et al -- youthful naïvete is a big part ...

Mark Bacino albums. There is something immediately likable and catchy about Michael Shelley's pop tunes on I Blame You. Sort of like a young Elvis Costello covering Ben Folds Five territory. The rich melodies of "Mix Tape" and "Stoop Sale" evoke images of new love and love gone bad, and seem designed to extract precious emotions from the listener. The dreamy "Face in My Pocket" covers the joys of carrying a photograph -- a face -- in one's pocket, while "Dear Mr. Webster" reveals the limitations of a dictionary to describe a new ...