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Lisa Loeb – Cake and Pie – Review

September 9, 2002

These songs are sweet and singable but always feel a touch left behind, as if they were penned by a younger artist who didn’t allow her style to mature.

Jerry Cantrell – Degradation Trip – Review

September 9, 2002

A dense, sprawling, dead-serious collection of harrowing trips like Alice In Chains without the unpredictability or increasingly roughshod production.

Motörhead – Hammered – Review

September 9, 2002

Rock ‘n’ rollsy Motörhead punctuated by one all-out speed demon, a couple too-simple, too-stupids, and four-in-a-row that are rich, bloody-minded experiences.

Gregg Allman – No Stranger to the Dark: The Best Of – Review

September 9, 2002

Though he’s been making solo albums since 1973, this compilation focuses exclusively on the last 15-20 years, starting with 1986’s I’m No Angel.

Mammoth Volume – The Early Years – Review

September 9, 2002

A vault dumper you may actually want. Mammoth Volume weave melodies and harmonic warmth snaked from classic rock into big. fat tunes.

Elvis Costello – When I Was Cruel – Review

September 9, 2002

An excursion into Swing-style horns, jazzy anti-ballads, and noir film soundtracks. Anyone looking for balls-out power pop ala ’77 is going to be disappointed.

Transmissionary Six – Review

August 20, 2002

Waltzing, whispering… Transmissionary Six have woven a stunning silk of gently purple-blue, lightly melancholy stuff with acoustic guitars and organs.

Boulder – Reaped In Half – Review

August 16, 2002

They smack you full-force in the back of the head with the unholy power of their metal, but they’ve begun to form the metal before they start swinging.

Beachwood Sparks – Make the Cowboy Robots Cry – Review

August 16, 2002

This six-song EP finds the band stepping farther away from Gram Parson’s Cosmic American Music template and into outer space.

Avoid One Thing – Review

August 16, 2002

Sounds like a new rock band’s first album, which is strange considering how many Boston-area scene “veterans” they’ve stacked the line-up with.

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