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Machinery Hall

Machinery Hall – The Separation of Music and State – Review

March 15, 2004

Imagine Blue Öyster Cult meet The Moody Blues, soulfully singing “I don’t talk to no one but myself” and occasionally slowing it down with a folksy ballad. I don’t have hard proof, but I smell a Renaissance Faire somewhere in here.

Machinery Hall – at the Paradise – Review

July 1, 1995

Machinery Hall have played over 450 shows in just three years. They’re on tour in support of Title. This band does not know the meaning of the word “stop.”

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