Lollipop Magazine

Everybody Wants Some! – A Tribute to Van Halen – Review

November 1, 1997

The latest in an endless series of artist-homage collections, this one based on geography (all the featured bands are Boston-based).

Gigolo Aunts – Learn to Play Guitar – Review

September 1, 1997

Harmless, upbeat, repetitive and guitar driven, it is catchy, but not terribly memorable or unique.

Safe And Sound – Review

November 1, 1996

An outstanding collection of music from some of Boston’s finest musicians, assembled in response to the 1994 shootings of two women’s health care workers.

Yellow Pills – Volume 3 – Review

October 1, 1995

A series of records devoted to power pop, which essentially means catchy, guitar-based, American-sounding pop tunes. It’s 21 of those songs – in a row.

Gigolo Aunts – with Buffalo Tom, Lemonheads at Great Woods – Review

August 1, 1994

While Flippin’ Out is a very nice group of lushly produced pop songs, they decided to forgo their staple background vocals. The girls did scream however.

Buffalo Tom – with Gigolo Aunts, Lemonheads at Great Woods – Review

August 1, 1994

Bill Janovitz was everywhere and the songs rang large. This was a sincere and unpretentious performance.

The Lemonheads – with Buffalo Tom, Gigolo Aunts at Great Woods – Review

August 1, 1994

The seemingly depressed Mr. Dando barely spoke a dozen words to his audience in his almost 90 minutes on stage, going through the motions of Lemonheads hits.

Gigolo Aunts – Flippin Out – Review

June 1, 1994

To point out all the ear-snagging hooks on Flippin’ Out would be like blindly rummaging about a tacklebox, speared at every move.