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Eddie Izzard
Dress To Kill
November 26, 2002In Dress to Kill, Eddie Izzard spins free-flowing jokes about San Francisco (where the comedy concert was filmed), transvestitism, squirrels, American optimism, Hitler, the British royal family, mass murder, and Stonehenge--and that's only the first 30 minutes. It's as if this ingenious comedian says whatever comes off the top of …
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Neko Case
Blacklisted
August 20, 2002In a four-and-a-half star review of 2002's Blacklisted, the album was listed as "highly recommended" by All Music Guide, and described as "a personal exploration of the heart and soul that proves sad and beautiful can often walk hand in hand."
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Merle Haggard
Roots Volume 1
November 6, 2001Hag perfectly captures the style and mood of classic '50s Country with songs by Lefty Frizzell, Hank Williams, and Hank Thompson as well as 3 new originals. Featuring Lefty's original guitarist, Norm Stephens, this is no mere tribute, but a raw personal statement... already being hailed by critics as one …
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Tricky
Mission Accomplished
February 6, 2001Mission Accomplished, Tricky's debut on Anti has an underlying attitude of tension and outspoken dissension. From the wash of metal-edged guitar discord behind the drum-and-bass thump of the EPs title track, to the agro venom of the song "Divine Comedy," these four songs capture elements of dark underground rap …
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Merle Haggard
If I Could Only Fly
October 10, 2000Maverick country singer Merle Haggard represents an unusual intersection in American music, a crossroads where folk, pop, jazz and blues traditions are used to create his own soul-baring form of expression. With an impressive 39 #1 country hits, numerous awards and a canon of songs unmatched in country music, Merle …
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Neko Case
Furnace Room Lullaby
February 22, 2000Neko Case's Furnace Room Lullaby was dubbed a "deceptively effortless shot at high art, each tune alternately smoky and barbed-wire taut with more than a taste of rainforest melancholy" by Interview.
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