Reviews

Railroad Earth: The Good Life

Dean Barnett June 2, 2004 No Comments

With The Good Life, its third CD release, Railroad Earth may have revealed itself as the best acoustic jam band of its generation.

Charlotte Martin 4/27/2004: Dante’s – Portland, OR

Timothy Stout June 1, 2004 No Comments

Charlotte Martin’s day will come. Her voice is too pure. Her piano playing is too chilling. Her songs are too damn catchy. Charlotte Martin is too good to
be opening a show in one of Portland’s smaller clubs. Her show would fit just as comfortably in front of thousands headlining Carnegie Hall.

David Byrne 4/26/2004: Flynn Theater – Burlington, VT

Shane Handler June 1, 2004 No Comments

Borrowing the term eclectic to describe a David Byrne performance is perhaps clich

Diana Krall: The Girl In The Other Room

Shane Handler June 1, 2004 No Comments

Upon her recent high profile marriage to the brash pop rocker, Elvis Costell, the husband/wife team has penned six of the twelve songs on Krall

Hope For a golden summer : I bought a heart made of art in the deep, deep South

David Eduardo May 28, 2004 No Comments

Every inch and breath of my being feels compelled to pen the greatest review ever to leave these fingertips, because, without question this is the finest record in my collection.

Jay Farrar: Stone, Steel, & Bright Lights

Jason Gonulsen May 28, 2004 No Comments

Stone, Steel, & Bright Lights, Jay Farrar

Warren Haynes: Live At Bonnaroo

Shane Handler May 27, 2004 No Comments

Live at Bonnaroo, like the festival

Patterson Hood : Killers and Stars

David Eduardo May 26, 2004 No Comments

Though it may appear these are milk and honey times for the Truckers, evidently they walked on egg shells, or broken glass as it may be, for a time at least, a couple years back. Killers and Stars was recorded in 2001 and in essence it chronicles these rotten and ambiguous times, at least from the perspective of one Patterson Hood, the principle song writer in the most important band in America.