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People are Groovin

scud@counter-strike.net | Fairfax, VA United States | 10/04/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The 6th album by the fella's who hail from VA is one not to miss. For those of you who have heard "Hooch" and expect something like it..you're not going to find that here, and that's a good thing. Because "Hooch" isn't really what e: sound like. They're one of those bands you put into the cd player and can't help but groove out to them, no matter where you are, in the car, in a bar, or at a club.
After "Supernatural" the boys went back and worked on this album for 3 years, and it shows. The songs are well, amazing, both in harmony and their lyrics. If you happen to live on the east coast be sure to check out your local club to see if they're coming by as they are an act that HAS to be seen live to really enjoy them. Their albums are good, but seeing them life is amazing. The energy they put out onto the stage and put towards the music is a sight in and of itself.So like the music fan said, stop wasting your time reading the review and go buy this album, you won't be disappointed."

Best yet

Steve Meyer | 10/31/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The new Everything album is their best yet. There is nor a bad tune on the CD. Seriously fun to listen to with headphones or at a party. Strongly suggest."

This album is Everything I've been looking for

Steve Meyer | 09/25/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A couple of weeks ago, I watched the Adam Sandler movie "The Waterboy" on cable. The movie was alright but somewhat forgettable. Right now, I probably couldn't tell you a thing about the plot. But I just cannot get this song from the movie out of my head. It's been days since I watched it and everywhere I'm going, I'm singing, "Who got the hooch, baby." (Remember that song?)
So I walk into a mall music store, tell one of the clerks my little story about being brainwashed by this incredibly catchy tune, and ask him what's the band that plays that funky "Hooch" song. The guy looks at me kind of blankly and says, "Everything".
"Everything! That's right!" I yell out. "When are those guys coming out with a new album?" The clerk gives me another "you're a dumb person" stare and points to my immediate left where the display case is for the new album, "People Are Moving".
I bought the album, listened to it, and will forever be grateful I caught "Waterboy" on TV that night.
The new album is just what our groove-hungry country needs. It's delightful in its alternating rhythm of dance and pop music. Songs like "Get Your Groove On" and "All the Way" have that same kind of hypnotic rock n' roll that make "Hooch" such a likable hit.
After listening to nothing but the contents of that album for a steady couple of days or so, I played it for my friends at a party, and then they got really into it.
The CD starts off with a soothing, comfortable track called "To the Lust of the Light" that kind of reminds me of the experimental years of the Butthole Surfers. From there, it jumpstarts into "All the Way", and keeps lead-footing the gas pedal of danceable rock straight through to the last track, "No End to Loving Days", which is a sparkling ballad that concludes the album on a blessed, peaceful note.
If you're a fan of trustworthy drumbeats like me, then you'll be fond of "So Be It", a perfect song that complements the awesome drum rhythm with driving guitar strumming and some true funk coming from the brass persuasion.
Do yourself a favor, quit wasting valuable time by not listening to this album."