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Les Baxter – Que Mango! – Review

December 1, 1996

His last non-soundtrack album, he was set to completely weird out the orchestra. Not an easy task, considering that it’s 101 Strings once again.

Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Now I Got Worry – Review

December 1, 1996

The disco strings, funk riffs, and a good deal of the “Number one blues singer in the country” cheerleader-speak that colored 1994’s Orange are absent.

John Barry – The EMI Years Vol. 3 – Review

December 1, 1996

The writer of “The James Bond Theme” himself, Barry wrote of the best soundtracks of the ’60s before going on to become a “serious” film composer.

James Brown – JB 40: 40th Anniversary Collection – Review

December 1, 1996

Polydor made a wise choice when compiling JB 40, avoiding anything he did after 1979. What we got here is some of the best soul and funk around.

Jack Frost – Snow Job – Review

December 1, 1996

The great thing about Jack Frost singer Steve Kilbey is that he always sounds so damn amused as he weaves his lyrical web of enchanted mystic nonsense.

Iron Maiden – Best of the Beast – Review

December 1, 1996

It took two discs, 27 songs (76 minutes), and a 60 page booklet to get across all the songs and info required to do a band like Iron Maiden justice.

Harold Budd – LUXA – Review

December 1, 1996

If you’ve sat in a quiet, ancient movie theater and listened to the ghosts of old dreams, old laughs, old wars, awkward dates, you’ll appreciate Harold Budd.

Hamlet Idiot – Tango Palace – Review

December 1, 1996

They take an avant-rock approach to music, recalling an unhealthy blend of DC Post Hardcore, Pussy Galore, and NYC’s Knitting Factory on a bad night.

Gordon Green – Impossible Christmas – Review

December 1, 1996

Completely and utterly screwy. How else to describe an album containing “We Wish You A Delirious Christmas” and “The Dance of the Heavy Metal Fairies”?

Good Riddance – A Comprehensive Guide to Moderne Rebellion – Review

December 1, 1996

I hate calling punk songs pretty, but sometimes Good Riddance comes close, and “A Credit to His Gender,” featuring Cinder Block (Tilt), is a perfect example.

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