David Christian Discography of CDs

David Christian music CDs A quietly long-running and beloved indie rock band from the U.K., Comet Again have ammassed a considerable number of excellent single over the course of the band's decades-plus run. BROKEN RECORD PRAYERS collects those single as well as assorted odds and sods. While Comet Gain's wonderful pop sensibility certainly extends well beyond any particular catch-all ...

David Christian CD discography This low-fi punk-pop band offers some nice moments on this disc, particularly on the ersatz Motown of "Dificient Love" and the straight-ahead punch of "Skinny Wolves," but the lack of finesse in guitarist David Christian's style gets a bit wearing after a while. ~ Tim Sheridan Additional personnel includes: Lorna Lithgow (keyboards); Janette (background Comet Gain: David ...

David Christian music CDs Since the band split in half after the release of 1997's Magnetic Poetry, Comet Gain have been releasing raw and vital records steeped in leader David Christian's actual, angry, and true poetry and the group's raw and alive sound. True classics to anyone who thinks the idea of Dexy's Midnight Runners, the Pastels, the Television ...

David Christian CD discography By late 2009 Comet Gain had been a band for over fifteen years, so it made perfect sense for the group's leader David Christian to head off in search of a new format for his songs. Setting off for Brooklyn (with keyboardist Anne Laure Guillain in tow), he met up with members of the Ladybug ...

David Christian albums After almost 20 years of being a band, you might expect Comet Gain to sound tired or even played out on Howl of the Lonely Crowd, their sixth full-length. You'd be wrong. The band, and especially David Feck, the one constant member from the start, still operate with fire in their eyes and a burning ...

David Christian discography Track Listing of songs: Sleep Sweet; Penguin; Superliminal; Dialogue Box; That You Might; Gas Tank; Pid Punk; Confession; We; Melon; The Diggers' Revenge; Consequence;

David Christian songs Recorded in April 2003. Personnel: David Christian (drums). Liner Note Author: Ron McClure. Recording information: 04/2003. Photographer: Nils Winther. Personnel: Joshua Douglas Smith (soprano & tenor saxophones); Adam Fernandez (piano); Justin Marx (bass); David Christian (drums).

David Christian albums Personnel: Gian Tornatore (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Jon Anderson (piano, Fender Rhodes piano); Zach Wallmark (bass instrument); David Christian (drums).

David Christian discography This low-fi punk-pop band offers some nice moments on this disc, particularly on the ersatz Motown of "Dificient Love" and the straight-ahead punch of "Skinny Wolves," but the lack of finesse in guitarist David Christian's style gets a bit wearing after a while. ~ Tim Sheridan Additional personnel includes: Lorna Lithgow (keyboards); Janette (background Comet Gain: David ...

David Christian songs Réalistes sounds like the aural equivalent of a herky-jerk tube ride across London, with clattering, garage-like tunes rollicking along before going underground for a sobering mind-the-gap ballad along the way. The album continues Comet Gain's torrid union of mod punk/soul-pop and garage-indie revisionism. Leader David Feck -- an homage to Dennis Hopper's "check's in the mail" character from The River's Edge perhaps? -- is now the only mainstay since the group formed in 1993. During the rest of the '90s, they were practically the house band at various clubs and, in some respects, not much has changed since then; in fact, the tambourine-and-Hammond-organ-powered "The Kids at the Club" could be the council pub set's next anthem, perfect for a sweat-soaked, hip-shakin' night on the tiles. "Movies," with its recurring boy-girl chorus ("Will you take me to the movies?/I'm feeling groovy"), is ...