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Embrace, The Good Will Out
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Embrace, only if they released The Good Will Out 10 years earlier and it could have been a real smash in America and England, but no, there music is released and slated for a catchy Noel Gallagher rhythm. The album didn't really get anywhere in the US, well do you call hearing there smash hit 'All you good good people' in a record store big, I suppose you can in the US as there is so many one hit wonder bands floating around. But theirs something about this band, could It be that they are good??, or maybe its just cause their from England and drink beer, isn't that why their rejected in the US, that's what happened to every other good band from there. Embrace should get air play and there album is only selling for 8 bucks so come on people, try something new or better that Matchbox 20.
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New Radicals, maybe you've been brainwashed too?
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We're in it, so let's acknowledge it - Pop Culture, the record biz, society as a whole ...all at a crossroads. A landscape so filled with cowardly leaders, Pamela Anderson pornos, vague dismissals of real issues. All amidst an arsenal of soulless fake punk, wannabe icons, who tug at the pant leg of mainstream consciousness. Curiously, kids still look down, only to see melody-free careerists with huge media profiles (no need to use names, use your imagination) and music so hyped yet, uninspired that said, "Icons" are household names but barely eek to platinum. Is it because the kids want to buy video games? Is it because they all fled to rap? New Radicals, led by young liability/singer/songwriter/producer Gregg Alexander, is chomping at the bit. "Maybe you've been brainwashed too" is his baby and you can feel it from the impulsiveness present in every loaded sentence. ( NOTE: I didnt write this go to newradicals.com )
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