don't forget the first Lounge Lizards LP. Lindsay is the perfect addition to the band and adds great texture to Lurie's suave sound. He knows when to listen and when to chime in with a good skronk. imho: the best Lounge Lizards lineup hands down (even though Ribot was great as well). I am anxiously anticipating my copy of the DNA discography from forced exposure as I type this. in unrelated but related inquiries, has anyone heard Anton Fier's first(?) band The Feelies? AMG raves about their first album and I am thinking about tracking it down, but I was thinking about maybe getting a different opinion. and how is Fier pronounced correctly? fee-AIR? fee-AY? thanks! -adam morosky np: Anthony Braxton "Montreux/Berlin Concerts" _________________________________________________________________ FREE pop-up blocking with the new MSN Toolbar get it now! http://toolbar.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200415ave/direct/01/
Hello, On Wednesday, June 09, 2004 2:34 AM Adam Morosky wrote:
in unrelated but related inquiries, has anyone heard Anton Fier's first(?) band The Feelies? AMG raves about their first album and I am thinking about tracking it down, but I was thinking about maybe getting a different opinion. and how is Fier pronounced correctly? fee-AIR? fee-AY? thanks!
-adam morosky<< it's bookish post-Velvets guitar pop/rock, and highly recommended. Anton's contribution is a major part of the proceedings, and I think a big factor in their posthumous reputation. Playing the LP, I can easily imagine a packed, sweaty club being MOVED by this stuff. They can really cook at times, and at other moments can put together a song like "Moscow Nights" that's as pretty as it is rocking. "Crazy Rhythms" is a record that pretty much always stays downstairs in my house, since whenever I decide to refile my LPs upstairs a few times a year I end up playing this one for a few days. So it stays close to the stereo. Right now it's on the stereo. Joseph NP: see above NR: Graham Greene- "The Heart of the Matter"
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