Hearing the Unheard Music
Target Or Flag :: Hearing the Unheard Music :: Thursday, August 10th, 2000
Month: August 2000
Dread Kennedys
I’m not quite sold on the purpose of this record. Was the world really crying…
Carnival Of Souls
Carnival Of Souls is the rarest of low budget films: a B-movie that tr…
Too Personal For Professional
Where does a teacher’s public life end, and where does his private life begin? Should teachers have to serve as representatives of their occupation 24 hours a day, or should they be allowed the same chance at a private life as the rest of us? After learning of the termination of his former high school teacher for “improper behavior” after school hours, Jason Feifer pondered just these questions.
Cinemaphonic: Electro Soul
The cover of Cinemaphonic features a nude woman in what appears to be …
The Waxwings
Mere words cannot describe the heaven of this record. Gathering up everything…
The Melody Unit
By borrowing the formula from bands like Olivia Tremor Control and the Beta B…
Esham
At the musical crossroads of Too Short’s gangsta flow, Alice Cooper’s theater…
The Explosion
This brings me back. Back to when I was sick of high school, sick of the esta…
Iggy Pop
Hard to believe Iggy Pop has been releasing records for over 30 years. Harder…
The Golden Age
Just about every compilation of German music I’ve heard reveals that the coun…
The Changelings
This 6-song CD is a sort of compilation of songs that were written as soundtr…
The Spinanes
One of the really good people, in music or otherwise, is Rebecca Gates from t…
Fortune Cookies
Berkeley, CA’s Fortune Records has some impressive music in their arsenal, mo…
Camera Obscura
The San Diego post-punk scene of the 1990s has a checkered, incestuous, yet n…
Agent Steel
Agent Steel are one of those “cult” metal bands, bands who made a few records…
Steve Morse
Now this is an interesting idea. Give major guitar-burner Steve Morse (Dixie …
Jeff Buckley
Jeff Buckley only released one full-length album, Grace, before his un…
UMO3
UMO3 is gumdrop sweet and taffy thick. I can’t help but think of a trip to th…
Richard Davies
Nearly half a decade after collaborations with Eric Matthews (in Cardinal), t…
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