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Prices are as follows:
| DVD |
$16.00 |
| CD |
$10.00 |
| LP |
$10.00 |
| CDep |
$8.00 |
| 12"/10"ep |
$8.00 |
| 7"s |
$3.50 |
| Mug |
$7.00 |
| Button |
$1.00 |
| Sticker |
$1.00 |
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LOV31
Tracks:
01. (Intro)
02. How Can It Be So Bad?
03. Girl With X-Ray Eyes
04. The Good Times
05. Twelve
Minus 
06. Alright With The Days
07. The Sound
08. Ghost In A Lost World
09. Afternoon
10. The Improbable Solution
11. Miracle Of Birth
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| The
Cassettes: s/t |
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The Cassettes' self-titled CD is at
its core a pop album. Not that it relies on the ol' 1-4-5 formula
at all. On this release, the quartet comprising former and current
members of Frodus, Dead Meadow, and Weird War has surrounded its irresistible
center with lush, layered vocals and slight elements of garage rock
and psychedelia. The Cassettes steer away from former projects to
shape raw, catchy gems guaranteed to stick in your head for a long
time to come. Rock 'n' roll bite and electricity charge each attention-grabbing
song on the album, and every track brims with relentless energy.
This first full-length album by The Cassettes succinctly captures
the sound of positive, unfettered youth. Refreshingly free of anything
remotely melancholy, they rely on a thick sound of twin guitars anchored
by an ambling bass line and driven beats. The Cassettes burst and
crackle with animated abandon, alighting their album with one blistering
track after another; it's uncommon and remarkable to witness a group
come out of the gates with such unrestrained vigor.
With heads bobbing and toes tapping, The Cassettes bring an exuberant
vitality sadly lacking in much of the current music scene. This vitality
recalls select themes found in the music of the Beatles, Todd Rundgren,
and Badfinger and melds them into something fresh and striking. Critics
and the casual listener alike will be undoubtedly and unabashedly
captivated by The Cassettes' zeal and fervor. |
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