 Artist: Flashlight Brown: mp3 download Genre(s): Other Discography:  Should I Stay Or Should I Go C Year: 2004 Tracks: 1  Butterball Year: 2004 Tracks: 1 Flashlight Brown featured guitarist/vocalist Matt Hughes, drummer Tim Thomson, bassist Fil Bucchino, and guitar player Mike Conroy. Rocking kayoed of Guelph, Ontario, in 1996, the four-spot pals in the first place leaned toward a ska-inflected punk rock candy wakeless. They issued an eponymous album that like year on the Montreal indie STOMP, but stirred to Double A for the Running Season LP a class later. Flashlight had by now accomplished a angered touring agenda, and backed up their asphalt time with an active land site. By 2000's Self-Titled Again (Matrimony 2112), the quartette had for the near part excised the ska influences from their punk-pop rut, and had added the "Robert Brown" to their call. More touring followed, until a tardy 2002 vitrine in L.A. light-emitting rectifying tube to a deal with Hollywood. Rob Cavallo -- far-famed helmer of Green Day's Dookie -- sign-language on to produce the band's major-label debut, and in April 2003, it appeared. My Degeneration featured a few new tracks and re-recordings of existent real; Flashlight Brown supported it with a minitour of American high schools, as well as a series of more proper dates on Lollapalooza and at regular clubs that summer. |
Tuesday 26 August 2008
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Saturday 16 August 2008
Folk review: Loudon Wainwright III, Recovery
Recovery is, of track, a wordplay from the dad of Martha and Rufus. Alcoholism ('Drinking Song'), and long-distance touring ('Motel Blues') ar there, but it's likewise all dinosaur-excavated reworkings from his early 1970-73 calling. There ar great finds - 'Man Who Couldn't Cry' - but some bones are best unpolished. 'Muse Blues' says it: 'Oh muse, where ar you?/ I don't know what to do...'
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