Track Listings (13) - Disc #1| All Artists: Weird War Title: Weird War Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Drag City Release Date: 6/25/2002 Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 781484020523 |
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Originally conceived as an artistic movement, Weird War turned to music and terror when the static medium proved unsuitable. Weird War features Ian Svenonius and Michelle Mae from the Make-Ups as well as Neil Michael Ha... more » |
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Album Description Originally conceived as an artistic movement, Weird War turned to music and terror when the static medium proved unsuitable. Weird War features Ian Svenonius and Michelle Mae from the Make-Ups as well as Neil Michael Hagerty. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsAt a loss of words Wake Up | The Nation Formally known as Free | 10/16/2002 (4 out of 5 stars) "How could something so simplistic in theory be so amazing? This "supergroup" of sorts is tight and funky. They are not funky in that watered-down white boy way. They are funky in a Prince and the Revolution kind of way. They sound like Aurthur Lee and Prince's love child. On top of all this Neil Haggerty is an amazing gutair player (you already knew that). One of the top 5 albums to come out this year easily. To sum it up, tight+sexy+funk+dirtyrock'n'roll=classic material. For fans of laterday Royal Trux, Love, Funkadelic and the Rolling Stones' "Aftermath." Classic stuff. Buy it. Back to you Lavar (Buh-buh-bum)" Hell Yeah E. Bartoszak | murrell's inlet, sc United States | 01/24/2004 (4 out of 5 stars) "Ok. I picked this up completely blindly, based only on the knowledge that I've always loved Nation of Ulysses, and that fact alone was reason enough to give Weird War a try. Completely not what I expected, and for once, I say that as a good thing. From the first vocals out of Ian's mouth I was immediately hooked. Absolutely infectious grooves. The best way I can describe them would be to say they somehow mix punk, 60's "beach music", soul and funk. It's truly a unique, and wonderful combination. THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST CDS I'VE PICKED UP WITHIN THE LAST YEAR.And now I hear there's a new album by them coming out in Jan/Feb. And all I can say is Hell Yeah. Pick it up, you won't regret."
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