Sunday, April 20, 2008
Jules & The Polar Bears - Got No Breeding - 1978
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Though it is packed with memorable hooks and Jules Shear's subtle twist of phrase, Got No Breeding was virtually ignored upon release, d...
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Saturday, April 19, 2008
The dB'S - Like This - 1984
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Stands for Decibels .. " Like This was a departure from the band`s previous albums, as it was treated to production from Chris Butler (...
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P. Hux - Deluxe - 1995
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Parthenon Huxley, aka P. Hux , has been dubbed a "pop visionary", "rock's most underrated pop genius", a songwriti...
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Friday, April 18, 2008
Joe Jackson - Look Sharp - 1979
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A brilliant, accomplished debut, Look Sharp! established Joe Jackson as part of that camp of angry, intelligent young new wavers (i.e., Elv...
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The Headboys - The Headboys - 1979
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From Edinburgh, Scotland, formed in 1977, the Headboys released an album of power pop in 1979 on Robert Stigwood's RSO label. The LP was...
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The Undertones - The Undertones - 1979
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The best band ever to come from Northern Ireland, the Undertones took youthful adoration for glam-rock and gave it the stripped-down simplic...
The Only Ones - Special View - 1979
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Led by singer/songwriter Peter Perrett, England's Only Ones combined the energy of the punk movement and a more traditional sense of roc...
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Hutch - Turn It Around - 2002
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With Kinks-bred pop-rock songs , Los Angeles based Hutch deliver the hooks on their debut, Turn It Around. An infectious blend of classic AM...
Dwight Twilley Band - Sincerely - 1976
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What can you say... Sincerely was the debut album from the Dwight Twilley Band , recorded in 1974 and 1975 and released in 1976 on Shelter R...
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Thursday, April 17, 2008
The Fags - Light 'em Up - 2006
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Don't Let the Name Fool You... If Cheap Trick and Butch Walker had a musical love child, the end result would have to sound an awful lot...
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The Heat(er)s - Have An Idea - 1979
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Seattle's Original Power-Pop Band! Let's go back in time...It's November of 1978, and three long time friends (Ken Deans, Keith...
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