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powerpop.blog
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| | | | | This is the first studio album, other than a greatest hits package, that I listened to by them. What makes Mississippi Kid so good is that it feels lived in. It's loose without being sloppy, gritty without being too intense. This was unplugged before unplugged. This is no bombastic song from the band that had... | |
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www.thyhandhathprovided.com
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| | | | | Prompted by a friend's musings over some of the issues surrounding church, I began re-reading sections of Philip Yancy's book, Church: Why B... | |
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tao-talk.com
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| | | | | Per wikipedia: Halcyon Days is the eighth studio album by American singer and pianist Bruce Hornsby. The album, recorded with his touring band the Noisemakers, was released in 2004. It was Hornsby's first release with Columbia Records. One song, "What The Hell Happened", has been described as a rare example of the use of bitonality... | |
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www.obscuresound.com
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| | | Described as a "trip across an eerie beat junkie's radio dial," Transmissions from a Troubled Radio is a hypnotic electronic success from The Numb Project. The Portland, Oregon-based artist crafts an atmospheric allure throughout the album, comprising 18 tracks with concisely impactful qualities. Each track feels like its unique journey across a frequency-hopping spectrum, ranging from the nighttime chilled-out allure of "Ghost Lounge" to the trip-hop pulses within "Candy and Connie." A share of chilly atmospheric intrigue and chilled-out blissfulness alike enamor on Transmissions from a Troubled Radio. "Duke's Dream" embraces the more serene spectrum, weaving gentle piano tones amidst | ||
