Lollipop Magazine

Hammerfall – Legacy of Kings – Review

April 1, 1999

While many of their peers are either stuck in the ’80s sound or just plain suck, Hammerfall shines like a diamond in shit.

Primary Colors – Review

April 1, 1999

Primary Colors shows real people in real situations making real decisions – not bad for a movie.

Hades – $avior$elf – Review

April 1, 1999

The highlight is the dug deep groove of “To Know One,” which somehow combines Sabbath, Savatage, and Aerosmith funk and flips itself into a suicide dirge.

Groop Dogdrill – Lovely Skin – Review

April 1, 1999

If pissed and pissed-off limeys with stripper fixations drunk on lousy Helmet records turn yer crank, then Groop Dogdrill is probably yer favorite band.

Hard Core Logo – Review

April 1, 1999

A mock documentary that skillfully mixes drunken onstage vim and vigor (and spit) with drug-induced offstage antics, not to mention a punk soundtrack.

Grip Inc. – Solidify – Review

April 1, 1999

Drama is created with bass and drum barrages, all laced with Middle Eastern flavors, or more accurately, middle British flavours of a grimly vampiric nature.

Grey Area – Review

April 1, 1999

Upbeat, sing-along tunes from members of Token Entry, Warzone, and Black Train Jack. The first song really hooked me, but the rest is a bit empty.

Doctor Dolittle – Review

April 1, 1999

One of those fun, dorky movies that could’ve come out years ago or years from now and it’ll still be the same: Timeless, funny, and not-quite-a-classic.

Gob – How Far Shallow Takes You – Review

April 1, 1999

Gob are fast, Canadian melodic punk with heavier-sounding guitars than your average teddy and lyric sheets are provided for those into that sorta thing.

Strip Jointz Rocks – Sexy Music for Sexy Dancers – Review

April 1, 1999

When a stripper nears the end of her twenty-minute set, all she’s got on, at least here in Pornland, are her shoes and her music.