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Millennium Thoughts-Interview

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 03, 2001

CD-Charts Position 2
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Boston T. Party

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by: Dennis Chambers

Release Date February 20, 2006
When I need a complete break from musical reality, it's the world of jazz fusion that I escape into. If you're looking for me at those times then you're going to have to visit the worlds of Billy Cobham and Mahavishnu to reel me back in. So it's understandable for me to get quite excited about this release.

After all Dennis Chambers is a drumming legend, Jeff Berlin has plucjed the bass for the above mentioned Billy Cobham and John McGlaughlin, while T Lavitz has sprinkled keyboard magic over Dixie Dregs and Widespread Panic. Guitarist Dave "Fuze" Fiuczynski is new to me, but 3 out of 4 ain't bad.

And my anticipartion was justified as the musical maestros lay down 10 tracks of sheer delight. It's actually the T Lavitz ... Read More:

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Boston T Party

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by: D, Berlin, Fiuczynski Chambers

Release Date January 31, 2006
When I need a complete break from musical reality, it's the world of jazz fusion that I escape into. If you're looking for me at those times then you're going to have to visit the worlds of Billy Cobham and Mahavishnu to reel me back in. So it's understandable for me to get quite excited about this release.

After all Dennis Chambers is a drumming legend, Jeff Berlin has plucjed the bass for the above mentioned Billy Cobham and John McGlaughlin, while T Lavitz has sprinkled keyboard magic over Dixie Dregs and Widespread Panic. Guitarist Dave "Fuze" Fiuczynski is new to me, but 3 out of 4 ain't bad.

And my anticipartion was justified as the musical maestros lay down 10 tracks of sheer delight. It's actually the T Lavitz ... Read More:

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(It's Got) Issues

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by: Mindless Self Indulgence

Release Date July 08, 2008
When I need a complete break from musical reality, it's the world of jazz fusion that I escape into. If you're looking for me at those times then you're going to have to visit the worlds of Billy Cobham and Mahavishnu to reel me back in. So it's understandable for me to get quite excited about this release.

After all Dennis Chambers is a drumming legend, Jeff Berlin has plucjed the bass for the above mentioned Billy Cobham and John McGlaughlin, while T Lavitz has sprinkled keyboard magic over Dixie Dregs and Widespread Panic. Guitarist Dave "Fuze" Fiuczynski is new to me, but 3 out of 4 ain't bad.

And my anticipartion was justified as the musical maestros lay down 10 tracks of sheer delight. It's actually the T Lavitz ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Baader Meinhof

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by: Baader Meinhof

Release Date February 11, 1997
Luke Haines' career has always been one that has been suitably contrary- when they could have turned into a Suede-style-pre-Britpop-act they did a record with u-Ziq. At the height of Britpop Haines opted to make an album with Steve Albini featuring such joyful tracks as 'Unsolved Child Murder' & 'Light Aircraft on Fire.' The one-off, thirty-one-minute long album by 'Baader Meinhof' was amusingly released at the height of all the futile-self-celebration that nonsense like Oasis at Knebworth & the burgeoning mass-popularity of the meaningless Spice Girls.

It could be seen as being in bad taste (a few journos plumped for a 'National Front Disco'/'Satanic Verses' style reaction)- then again, the world of rockandroll has always been ... Read More: