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Dirty
Americans
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"Strange
Generation"
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Strange
Generation
Dirty Americans, Roadrunner Records
TAKE a singer named Myron, a drummer who calls himself Jeremiah
Pilbeam, add Jeff on guitar and Patrick on bass and you have the
Dirty Americans – the so-called “raunchy, acid-drenched rock quartet
from America”.
There are a few good songs out of the 13 on Strange Generation,
but there are also a few others that make them just another four-piece
guitar band with some supposed attitude.
Dirty Americans apparently owe much to The Stooges, Kiss and Queens
of the Stone Age, but I’d say they are a bunch of psychedelic wanna-be’s
gazing at their shoes.
–
Michael Weaver
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N.E.R.D
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"Fly
or Die"
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Fly
or Die
N.E.R.D
EMI
THIS
is a fresh album and unlike other albums of the genre, Fly or Die
doesn’t have every track sounding the same.
–
LT Simone Heyer
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The
Streets
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"A
Grand don't come for free"
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A
Grand Don’t Come For Free
The
Streets
Warner
Music GEEZERS will delight in The Streets’ new album, in much the
same vein as Original Pirate Material. Each song tells a story and
they thread together to paint a picture of life. It’s an absolute
ripper album with catchy songs.
–
LT Simone Heyer
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