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Re: On Nuevo Mexico
Very well said Rick, I second that warning.
Such comparisons often say more about the limits of the reviewer than about the band itself. How often I've been disappointed in a band because a reviewer heard a bit of complexity in a tune and said the band was like Happy the Man, or Brand X... |
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Yes Marq! I was reading up on the new Combination Head CD I'll be playing this week (oops let it slip out
![]() ![]() There's only one brand x ![]() I want to hear someone review Tunnels and say "sounds like Brand X".... Speaking of reveiwers, you'll like this - Iluvatar's "Children" lists Jim Rezek (keys) name as "Kezer Mij". The reveiwer repeatedly referred to the "excellent playing of kezer mij"...dope. ![]() |
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Well thanks for the heads up .. I indeed am a Tull fan and this attracted me, however, what attracted me more was the confirmation that it is a folk oriented band (as was the song I heard .. but could not be sure the whole show was such). So I'll try and find it and hope for the best
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Shine On You Crazy Penguin! |
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