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| 790.6 | | NEWOA::DALLISON | I don't like what I see here | Wed Sep 11 1991 09:23 | 17 |
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Re: Dan Reed Network
I really do like it. It hasn't been off my stereo all week. I never
really liked their first couple of albums, but I was given a copy of
the new and thought I'd play it to see what its like and was very
impressed. I immeidiatley did a tape of it and have played it over
and over in the car.
Some of the lyrics are pretty intense, but still with that WTF groove.
There's a great song on there called "Chill Out" (I think) which is a
acoustic tongue in cheek blues (complete with antique scratches like
an old record player) which has pretty serious lyrics. Its a very
diverse, but good album.
-Tony
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| 790.1 | | CSLALL::PLEVINE | Visions of Joanna | Wed Sep 11 1991 19:15 | 3 |
| Caught DRN at the `Dise a coupla weeks ago. Yes, brilliant live band
and Dan Reed is quite intense but by no means is he the whole band.
Peter
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| 790.2 | damn, I missed 'em! argh!!! | QRYCHE::STARR | Spontaneity has its time and place. | Wed Sep 11 1991 20:04 | 10 |
| > Caught DRN at the `Dise a coupla weeks ago.
I knew they were playing there, and I almost went, but blew it off since
I had never heard them before. Now I'm kicking myself!!! Hope they come
around again.....
BTW, the band is managed by Q-Prime, the same guys that manage Queensryche
and Metallica.
alan
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| 790.3 | Say Hello to DRN! | KBOMFG::TMCMANUS | | Tue Sep 17 1991 09:35 | 14 |
| I was heavily into DRN for a couple of years through the first two
albums (which I have).
The initial attraction was that "diversity" of styles that has
already been mentioned. I played DRN and SLAM almost to death
and as a result I've gone a little off them at the moment.
I'd recommend the first album over SLAM, as the latter suffers
from a couple of overly-long, self indulgent ballads that kind
of ruin "the groove".
Good band - one day my interest will return.
Tom
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| 790.4 | | IOSG::WILCOCKA | Kermits Finger! | Tue Sep 17 1991 10:28 | 8 |
| I'd agree with -1 about getting the first album before Slam... both
of which I too have worn out.
As for the latest album, the only song I've heard off it is 'Money',
and being a little bit (understatement) of a Pink Floyd fan, I was
NOT impressed....
Andy.
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| 790.7 | Feel the Heat | CRISPY::PETRYM | | Fri Oct 04 1991 08:45 | 10 |
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re DRN over Slam - absolutely. I loved DRN when it first came out
(still do) and although in retrospect Slam still stands head and
shoulders above the competition I distinctly remember being
disappointed in it when it first came out.
Maybe using DRN producer Bruce Fairbairn for The Heat (with the
exception of aforementioned Money - which I actually don't mind, even
if it does murder the original) helps explain the return to form.
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| 790.8 | nice results! | QRYCHE::STARR | Nice guys sleep alone. | Wed Nov 20 1991 13:49 | 6 |
| There's an article in this week's Billboard with Bruce Fairburn, talking
about producing the latest DRN album. He said that all the drums, bass,
rhythm guitars and (some) keyboard were all recorded live in the studio!
I'm a little surprised, 'cause it sounds really good!!!
alan
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| 790.9 | | NEWOA::DALLISON | G string tuned to A | Tue Jan 12 1993 05:47 | 11 |
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Well, I've dug out all three of their albums and have listened to them
over the last week or so and have to say that Slam is my favourite. Its
got two ballads on there which I really dislike, but the rockier stuff
makes up for it (the title track and 'Can't get you out of my mind'
and 'All for Love' spring to mind).
Any info on a new release ? The Heat has to be a couple of years old by
now.
-tony
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| 790.10 | | NEEPS::IRVINE | SoldMySoulFerASausageRoll | Tue Jan 12 1993 06:17 | 8 |
| Yo Tone...
I have had SLAM on the car stereo for weeks!
I do like "Rainbow Child".... as a song but stuff like "Tiger In A
Dress" is way cool...
Bonzo
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| 790.11 | | NEWOA::DALLISON | G string tuned to A | Tue Jan 12 1993 06:23 | 5 |
| Agreed!
Way cool ? You been watching Bill and Teds again ?? 8^)
-tony
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| 790.12 | | NEEPS::IRVINE | SoldMySoulFerASausageRoll | Tue Jan 12 1993 06:33 | 5 |
| You can tell can't you!
But there again..... maybe I am just a an old delinquint! (sp?)
Bonzo
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| 790.13 | | NEWOA::DALLISON | They make redundancies don't they? | Tue Jul 06 1993 15:28 | 16 |
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A compilation album is coming out late July containing remixed (and in
some cases re-recorded) versions of tunes from the bands three albums.
Nuno Bettencourt (Tenniscourt) is playing guitar on some tracks and
even singing a duet with Dan on "Long way to Go".
Apparantly Dan has said that this is not a greatest hits package
because they never had any hits as such but more of a reminder to the
world as to what the albums were about.
Despite their last album being released in 1991, the bands record label
are still very happy to continue working with them and are pushing for the
release of an all new studio album in mid 1994.
From Kerrang.
-Tony
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| 790.14 | | NEWOA::DALLISON | They make redundancies don't they? | Tue Jul 06 1993 15:29 | 7 |
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Oh yeah, and his hair has grown back and he's starting to look very
very similar to Nuno.
Poor bastard.
-Tony
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| 790.15 | Dan Reed and Adrenalin Sky? | VYGER::HANCOCKM | | Wed Sep 25 1996 00:39 | 1
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