-
Artist:
-
Album:
-
Track:
![]()
More >
When a singer/songwriter fights the big record label -- in this case Dreamworks -- because the label doesn't understand the artist's vision, then buys back a record so he can find someone else who cares enough to release it, it's admirable and has a "this must be good" allure for sure. One listen to The Clarence Greenwood Recordings and you might have a guess at why Dreamworks said "no." It's a wandering album, one that Greenwood's fan base can connect with, but more difficult for everyone else. The timely "people wanna bomb us" number, "Bullet and a Target," is the album's centerpiece single; it presents a shock-value laundry list of depressing situations, Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire" for the Dave Matthews generation. Elsewhere a vagrant falls in deep love with a billboard and D'Artagnan meets his match. From there it gets more undecipherable, but it's a record he fought hard for and his fans will love trying to figure it all out.
![]()
More >
Who's goin?!!!?? anyone headed to Pimlico Race track this weekend in Baltimore (my shanty town) and hittin up the music fest with a kick ass lineup (more kick ass on sunday than saturday, but it dont matter cause im goin to both days)so i ask because i wouldnt spend the amount they are requesting for tickets on these tickets, but i am not spending it. Planet green is sending me to cover the co...
More >
![]()
Man, I'm just diggin' this tune. I like when genres of music can interact so well, just like this.
More >
More >
My main man (who left us too early) played an advance recording of this CD for me way before it was released. And to Cope's credit, he appeared at the benefit for our Tom Terrell and went out of his way to make an appearance at a benefit for him out for love as he had a gig earlier in the evening. The Clarence Greenwood Recordings makes me come back again and again, not just for the productio...
More >
© 2006-2009 Mog Inc. All Rights Reserved