Chris O'Connor Discography of CDs

Master of the obvious, poetic carnivore, abstract ballerina, terribly afflicted by diseases that rarely affect adults, Chris O'Connor is a singer-songwriter who lives in a cave in North Dakota with seven women. "Chris O'Connor's juvenile attempts at being profound are insulting to the intelligence of anyone over the age of nine." -- The New York Times "The best thing you can say about Chris O'Connor's music is that it is easily categorized." -- Rolling Stone "If a franchise infested strip mall were to morph itself into the form of an artist, it would certainly become Chris O'Connor. It is an understatement to say that Chris O'Connor is terminally bed ridden with musical and lyrical cliches. He is super-saturated with them, launching them ferociously with the precision of the guy who gets to throw the basketball shot between halves to win a million bucks." -- The Washington Post If I wasn't being paid to listen to this, I wouldn't." -- The Chicago Tribune "Chris O'Connor is to music sensibility what a brothel is to the dignity of women." -- The Modern Feminist "There are now two historical events best described by declaring, 'oh the humanity'!" -- Community Musician

Chris O'Connor music CDs Master of the obvious, poetic carnivore, abstract ballerina, terribly afflicted by diseases that rarely affect adults, Chris O'Connor is a singer-songwriter who lives in a cave in North Dakota with seven women. "Chris O'Connor's juvenile attempts at being profound are insulting to the intelligence of anyone over the age of nine." ...

Chris O'Connor discography Track Listing of songs: Nice And Slow; Seeing So Sweet; Daughter; Princess And The Pea; Gypsy; Easily Into Me; Exile; You Are Here; Heart Just Changes; Mcthinkin'; Holler;

Chris O'Connor CD discography Personnel: Barnaby Weir (vocals, guitar, hand claps); Bret McKenzie (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Clavinet, Farfisa, synthesizer, hand claps); Shannon Williams (bass guitar, hand claps); Rich Christie (drums, hand claps); Daniel Weetman (congas, claves, tambourine, wood block, hand claps); Mike Fabulous (shaker, tambourine, hand claps); Lee Prebble (hand claps).

Chris O'Connor albums Marina - writer/producer/singer/dancer/choreographer. Marina and Tony Marinello released 7 maxi dance singles from 1997-1999. Marina's stage shows are the most popular in NYC. She has been up for nomination for 7 grammys in the new dance catagory. Recorded at Kamen Entertainment Group, New York, New York. Personnel includes: Marina (vocals, keyboards); Curtis King Jr., Darryl Tookes, Carole, Sylvan, Lorraine, Peter Campbell, Paul Chamlin, Jenny Douglas-McRae, Andricka Hall, Desmond Mbena, Casey O'Connor, Chris O'Connor, Tommy O'Connor, Dan Richard, ...

Primitive Radio Gods is a pseudonym for singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Chris O'Connor. ROCKET is a heady trip through the trials and tribulations of postmodern life with O'Connor as your bitter, poetic tour guide. Distorted guitars slash across atmospheric synthesizer backdrops and syncopated drum-machine patterns to create a moody, surreal feel. The running theme is urban alienation. O'Connor navigates the troubled waters of drugs, love, violence and money with a sardonic, cynical wit. The lyrics on ROCKET are imagistic ...

Recording information: Roundhead Studios, Auckland, New Zealand. Photographers: Greta Anderson; Sally Tagg; Catherine Greenslade. Arranger: Don McGlashan. Personnel: Don McGlashan (vocals, acoustic guitar, horns); Jools Topp (vocals, acoustic guitar); Lynda Topp (vocals, harmonica); John Segovia (guitar, electric guitar, lap steel guitar); Dominic Blaazer (banjo, mandolin); Marian Burns (fiddle); Maree Thom (accordion, piano); Chris O'Connor (drums, percussion). Audio Mixers: Don McGlashan; Jordan Stone.