Norman Schwarzkopf
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 | | 09 Jan 2006 10:30 AM |
| | Anyone bought or heard "Tournament Of Hearts"? Like it so far after 2 listens but strangely hard to describe. Another Canuck band from Guelph outside Toronto. | | | |
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Gar
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| | 09 Jan 2006 12:48 PM |
| | I wasn't as instantly drawn to the new album as I was to their previous stuff. But once you give it time, it turns out to be quite a good album. | | | |
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klootfan
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| | 09 Jan 2006 1:25 PM |
| | Yep, Im a big fan of the constantines. Ive got all 3 albums, although, like gar, i wasnt initially drawn to the new album. A lot of mark lanegan similaritys. some great tunes.
They played the uk recently. I dropped them a mail though their myspace account and they were a tad miffed at not making it to ireland | | | |
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Norman Schwarzkopf
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| | 09 Jan 2006 3:56 PM |
| | Yeah, i can hear the Lanegan gruffness alright. I think their reference points might belong outside my record collection cos I cant figure out how to describe it to people. Any suggestions? | | | |
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Gar
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| | 09 Jan 2006 4:04 PM |
| | Spoon and Black Mountain remind me of them a little. But their real boisterous sound, in the style that they adopt, sounds like them to be honest. | | | |
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Norman Schwarzkopf
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| | 09 Jan 2006 5:03 PM |
| | I got a bit of Spoon from em alright. Spoon with Muscles. That's my Constantine soundbyte from now on. | | | |
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