John Barlow Discography of CDs

John Barlow music CDs Philadelphia's Barricade were obviously attempting to cast out their demons on their second album (and first for Eulogy) called, well, DEMONS, by attacking any number of touchy emotional subjects while framing them in an especially heavy brand of hardcore. For example, opener "Harvey Dent" (named after the Batman bad guy) deals with political corruption; "Look Inside" and "Saffron Revolution" preach personal responsibility; "One Nation" indicts mindless consumerism; and "We've Had Enough" reads like REVENGE OF THE NERDS from a hardcore perspective. But Barricade also set any number of songs aside ...

John Barlow CD discography Ever since Martin Swan's Mouth Music project sputtered to a disappointing halt around 2000, there had been a hole in the music world that was waiting to be filled by someone else willing to take unabashedly traditional Scottish music and juxtapose it with unashamedly slamming breakbeats and 21st century production techniques. Martyn Bennett had actually been working that territory since ...

John Barlow albums Recording information: An Tobar, Tobermory, Isle Of Mull. Author: Colin MacIntyre. Illustrators: Jo Burton; Jo Burton. Photographers: Colin MacIntyre; Jo Burton; Alan Jack Civilization; Gordon McLean; Gordon McLean; Jo Burton. Arranger: Colin MacIntyre. Personnel: Colin MacIntyre (vocals, acoustic guitar, Spanish guitar, piano, vibraphone, drums); King Creosote (vocals, accordion); Seonaid Aitken (violin); Christine Hanson (cello); Gordon MacLean (double bass, shaker); John Perry Barlow, John Barlow (drums); ...

John Barlow discography Track Listing of songs: Brother Of Mine; Now We Know; Equalizer; Boys From Barley Hill; Mickey Dufrense; Ballad Of The Wolf; Unconditionals; Rudy's Pub; Irish Lung; Dope; Messiah; Messiah;