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The Hives: Untutored Youth
The Hives are another Swedish rock band. They’re loud, frantic, and fast. Very fast. Looking at their image, more often than not dressed only in matching black and white attire, the band certainly do not come across as being an incarnation of past punk-rock bands such as The Clash or The [...]
The Dandy Warhols : Bohemian Like You
It’s Jen Week Day Two!
You know, I bet you 99.9% of the population would be hard-pressed to come up with a song that the Dandy Warhols sang other than “Bohemian Like You”. The American Garage Rock band from Portland, Oregon, definitely are the perfect description of a one-hit band with this song, released [...]
Muse: Knights of Cydonia/ The Tornados: Telstar/ Ridin’ The Wind
Would you like to know where Muse got the inspiration for their unique brand of gravity defying space-rock – of course you do, so read on. if you’ve been keeping pace with my blog this week you will recall I have entries for “Plug in Baby” and “Sunburn“… is there a bad Muse song [...]
The Corrs: Breathless
he Corrs completes my trio of “C” bands that saw international success in the 1990’s. The Corrs, an Irish Folk-Rock/Pop group is made up of four siblings – Andrea, Caroline, Sandra and Robert. Their music is a blend of traditional Irish music with a more modern guitar-sound, and the added dimension of [...]
Beachwood Sparks: Sister Rose
Beachwood Sparks are an indie-country band who are strongly influenced by the 1960’s psychedelic Californian sun-drenched sound that such bands as The Byrds, The Beach Boys and Buffalo Springfield created. I love the twangy and rawness of this track, and although only an album track this is my favorite song on Beachwood Sparks’ [...]
Enya: Only Time
Released as a single in 2000, this heavenly song is taken from Enya’s album “A Day Without Rain”. It is a gem of a song to listen to, and will ease and rejuvanate your body. Sounds a bit like one of those commercials for a $4 bottle of healthy-water doesn’t it? Maybe [...]
