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In a message dated 1/12/99 4:30:22 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Garth looked like someone's dad
who drove all the kids from the neighborhood and had to sit through the
show. (Although he did win an award for "Seven," and
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Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 1999 2:40 PM
To: passenger side
Subject: Re: banjo envy...
N.D. review of Sara Evans - No Place That Far (RCA) :
"
Just a simple question: Why sign artists if you're
Matt Benz writes:
Ah, yes, I remember that now. So what's the story
on it? No Pete Anderson? I like a nifty one line review as much as
anybody, when I'm not interested in the music, but in this case, more
details might of helped.
I haven't heard it yet myself but, yes, no Pete Anderson.
I think my favorite throwaway review was probably one that showed up
in "Musician" when Yes' "Big Generator" came out: "Just say no."
I like the (I think) Rolling Stone review for the old guitar band GTR. The
review was simply "SHT".
I thought the above review you mentioned was simply
N.D. review of Sara Evans - No Place That Far (RCA) :
"
Just a simple question: Why sign artists if you're going to insist they play
so far away from their strengths? - Grant Alden (that's the entire review)
In a message dated 99-01-13 08:46:34 EST, you write:
I did finally get Sara
