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Okay, here are my favorite Cd's. They used to be in order,
but now they are just up here in no particular order and i guarantee you that all of them are worth leaning an ear to.
Words can't describe how good this
CD is, but I will try. MXPX isn't your normal Seattle area band.
Each of their CDs have a unique sound, this one is a very clear,
yet loud punk. The lyrics of this young band are far superior to
nearly every band I have ever heard. Some say that they sound
like Green Day clones. I have to disagree, MXPX plays in tune and
MXPX has talent. Any of MXPX's CD's are well worth the money.
These guys out of Bremerton really rock. 
By far the best CD ever recorded.
This band out of Portland really knows how to rock it hard. I got
the CD sometime early last year, and haven't gone more than two
weeks without listening to it. The band has a kind of
rock/alternative sound, but the lyrics go much deeper than any
other trendy alternative band. The CD basically tells a little
about the life of lead singer Art Alexakis.
Very Very good CD. The band has a
very mellow, laid back rock sound. This sound is accomplished
with a guitar free instrumentation. Instead of a lead guitar,
there is a lead saxaphone, played by Dana Colley. 2-string Slide
Bass is covered by lead singer Mark Sandman. Percussion is played
by Jerome Deupree, Billy Conway, and Ken Winokur. I really enjoy
this CD because I can easily sing along to the lower range
vocals.
Awesome CD. After 14 years, this CD
hasn't lost any of its charm. The Violent Femmes are truly a
powerful band with a great sound. Their primative sound gives the
listener a sense of simplicity, yet their vocals leave the
listener wondering. If you like an acoustic/80's rock sound, this
CD rocks.
This CD has definately left its mark
in new rock music. Dave Matthews, the lead singer and left
acoustic guitar player, provides the listener with excellent,
clear guitar playing as well as a unique singing style. The band
has a very different sound, accomplished through violins, flutes,
harmonica (played by Blues Traveler's John Popper) and
saxaphones. Overall a very strong CD.
One of the cooler bands out of
Seattle. The guitar playing on this CD can't be matched by many
bands. Tightly overlapping intricate guitar parts add to the over
all greatness of this CD. Very good use of guitar effects, I have
never heard so many effects on one CD. If you can find it in
stores, get it.
This is a great CD, they remind me of MxPx, but they are also punk and Christian and under MxPx's old label.
I really don't know much about the band, but I must say they are really cool, and I can hardly stop myself from dancing around the room when
I hear this CD.
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