Volume III, Issue 6
August 2 - August 9, 1999
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Bargain Bin [2]
Music lovers can buy and sell used CDs at Spun.com.
— Dave Chamberlain, NEWCITY CHICAGO
moe. Music [3]
Indie sensations jam on Summer Session tour.
— Ashley Fantz, MEMPHIS FLYER
Soldiering On [4]
A 37-year-old song climbs the charts.
— Jim Ridley, NASHVILLE SCENE
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Second Generation [5]
Adam Dorn, son of veteran record producer Joel Dorn, comes into his own as an electronica DJ, under the nom de disc Mocean Worker.
— Gary Susman, THE BOSTON PHOENIX
The Natural [6]
Guitarist Rob Bernard talks about how he became the driving force behind Damnations TX and Prescott Curlywolf.
— Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE
Ecological Uprising [7]
Salvador Cardenal has written more than 400 songs to date--with many more in progress.
— Gregory McNamee, TUCSON WEEKLY
Still Workin' [8]
The junkyardmen beat back the blues with a new album and a sponsorship deal.
— Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER
Driving and Cranking [9]
Anything meaningful, except ground beef, is best raw. Emotion, passion, celery -- it's all the same. Music is no exception, especially in the hands of the Meat Purveyors.
— Christopher Gray, AUSTIN CHRONICLE
Return of the Stranger [10]
Kevin Welch is back with an album chronicling his return from the dark side.
— Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE
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Mop and Glow [11]
Hip-hop compilation CDs are outselling full-length albums.
— Alex Pappademas, THE BOSTON PHOENIX
Black and Blue [12]
Freedy Johnston's "Blue Days Black Nights" is the sound of heartbreak so bleak that it's come out the other side as relief and self-realization.
— Gary Susman, THE BOSTON PHOENIX
Big-Band Bop [13]
On "Inspiration," composer/saxophonist Sam Rivers intermingles bebop balladry, free-jazz fire, and contemporary rock and funk rhythms with traditional swing and Latin beats.
— Ed Hazell, THE BOSTON PHOENIX
More Songs About Buildings and Cows [14]
New from The Meat Purveyors.
— Jim Caligiuri, AUSTIN CHRONICLE
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR:
erious music collectors draw much of their collections from used CD stores, something that -- until recently -- has been missing from the Internet.
Summer Session '99 is delivering its solution to what's become an overdose of buy-one-get-too-many commercialized music festivals.
These days hip-hop compilations seem to outnumber, and outperform, full-length albums.
Plus, profiles of Kevin Welch and Salvador Cardenal, reviews of albums from Freedy Johnston and Sam Rivers, and more.
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Austin Chronicle Record Reviews [15]
- The Scabs
- Bob Schneider
- MC Overlord
- Texas Tornados
- Bruce Robison
- Roger Wallace
- Ray Wylie Hubbard
- Lyle Lovett
- The American Analog Set
- Antifade
- Silo M
- Montie Montgomery
- Hot Club of Cowtown
- The Danglers
- Sons of Hercules
- 512
- Lonnie Brooks, Long John Hunter and Phillip Walker
- Switchhitter
- Waylon Jennings
- Wayne Hancock
- Robert Skiles
- Townes Van Zandt
Boston Phoenix CD Reviews [16]
- The Katies
- The American Analog Set
- Mr. Bungle
- N.O. FI
- Sense Field
- Paul Motian
- Marty Stuart
- Willis Alan Ramsey
Tiny Tunes [17]
- The Reverend Horton Heat
- The Beta Band
- Cabaret Voltaire
Rhythm and Views [18]
- Bruno Råberg
- The River City Rapists
Turn Up That Noise! [19]
Now What? [20]
If you go gaga over the sultry smoothness of a symphonic glissando, just wait till you experience our transitions to cool and useful music links on the Web.
— WEEKLY WIRE
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