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This Baltimore/DC-area outfit first came to public attention in 2000 with NOW YOU SEE INSIDE. TOMORROW's somewhat more jaded lyrical approach bespeaks a band who's been through the mill of fame and media exposure and come out the other side. As on their first album, the band that's named for a super-fast spy plane mixes melodic know-how with heavy rock power. The title track, for example, is full of the kind of angst-ridden post-grunge that wouldn't sound out of place on a Bush album. Other songs bear a more melodic, pop-friendly approach. With the production input of Everclear/New Found Glory knob-twirler Neal Avron, TOMORROW is an immaculately crafted mix of alternative rock (whatever that means at this late date), hard rock, and pop, with its appeal maximized for mass consumption and a radio feeding frenzy.
Live Recording
Personnel: Mark Beauchemin, Mitch Allan (vocals, guitar); John Allen (vocals, drums); Jeff Reid (vocals); Kevin Kadish (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Neal Avron.
Recording information: Ocean Studios, Burbank, CA.
SR-71: Mitch Allan (vocals, guitar); Mark Beauchemin (guitar, background vocals); Jeff Reid (bass, background vocals); John Allen (drums, background vocals).
Producers: Neal Avron, SR-71, David Bendeth, Butch Walker, Mitch Allan.
Tomorrow Music Review Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews !i!iAWSOME ALBUM!i!i
this is for sure one of the best bands ive heard! these guys rock! i dont think anything gets better than the song "tomorrow"! to sr-71: keep up the great work!!!!
Submitted by Jen (Iowa)
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after hearing now you see inside, (their first album) i didn't think they could do any better...they did that and more. the energy and emotion in these songs is astounding, this is my FAVORITE album.
Submitted by a reviewer (California)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No HOTTEST NEW CD OF 2002!!!
SR-71's new release "TOMORROW" is the hottest CD I have heard so far this year!
This band knows how to bring rock to a level everyone can enjoy. You want to sing along with songs like "GOODBYE" & "LUCKY". While the other full of energy tracks like "THEY ALL FALL DOWN" ,"MY WORLD" & "TOMORROW" really get your blood pumping. If you are looking for some deeper emotions to surface, then songs like "TRUTH" & "HELLO HELLO" are for you.
A combination of great lyrics, heavy guitars, cool bass lines and awesome drums, make 'TOMORROW' a must have this year.I love every song on this CD and will recommend it to any music fan!
GREAT JOB SR71!!!
Submitted by madmusicradio (New Jersey)
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After the first album, Now You See Inside, I set my sights high for this one and they totally exceeded them. I have played it non-stop in my car since it came out!
Submitted by dizzydawl (Omaha, NE)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Great Album
This album is fabulous. Definitely pick it up--songs are wonderfully written and produced.
Check out My World---my favorite. Also, Non-Toxic has been re-released!
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The finest example of perfect disco pop, and a record that should be prescribed to musical snobs and manic depressives. The album is a true ambassador of what pop music can be. Jackson whoops and dances through a suite of unforgettable melodies that should be danced to with a smile on your face. Each track offers at least one musical hook, whether it is the ...
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Recorded between 1974 & 1997. Includes liner notes by Jim Jenkins, Jacky Smith, Andy Davis, Phil Symes.
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| | Ozomatli Coming Up CD (2003) Enhanced CD
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When Dave Parasite says pop-punk's not dead, well, he means it. But we're not talking about what passes for the genre in the mainstream, what with all the faux-hawks, clothing endorsements and MTV spring break specials. Nope, there remains a healthy underground bubblegum-punk scene that doesn't seem to realize there's more to life than Queers colored 7"s and a ratty old pair of Chucks. This is a compilation for those punks, or as Parasite so eloquently puts it in the liner notes, the geeks -- "those hopelessly single guys and gals who revel in listening to other guys and gals sing catchy songs about being hopelessly single." That might sound pretty emo on paper, and maybe in essence it is, but there's absolutely nothing upsetting about any of these tracks, which are all basically speedy variations on three chords and the notion that the cute girl in the black-rimmed glasses and Ramones T-shirt will never go out with you. For a person who never gets tired of that theme, it doesn't get much more fun than this roundup of bands. Stellar performances are brought from all corners of the globe -- the Manges in Italy, New Jersey's the Ergs, Mach Pelican over in Australia, Belgium's Janez Detd., Japan's the Wimpy's, ...
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