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Illness 'For All you ABC-1s Out There'

John Ryan posted on November 22, 2010 18:00
Illness 'For All you ABC-1s Out There'
A review of the album 'For All you ABC-1’s Out There' by Illness Review Snapshot: 'For All You ABC-1’s Out There' captures the chaotic chemistry of two talent...

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School Tour 'Yes Way' (EP)

John Ryan posted on November 22, 2010 18:00
School Tour 'Yes Way' (EP)
A review of the EP 'Yes Way' by School Tour Review Snapshot: One artist’s ethereal exploration of electronic art and its borderless landscape. And while some may dismiss it...

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Gregory and the Hawk 'Leche'

Elaine Peppard posted on November 13, 2010 18:00
Gregory and the Hawk 'Leche'
A review of the album 'Leche' by Gregory and the Hawk Review Snapshot:  Leche is the third studio album from Meredith Godreau or, as she is better known, Gregory and the Hawk. Th...

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Jamiroquai 'Rock Dust Light Star'

Yvonne Moore posted on November 08, 2010 18:00
Jamiroquai 'Rock Dust Light Star'
A review of the album 'Rock Dust Light Star' by Jamiroquai Review Snapshot: The seventh album from this popular electro-funk band.  Brimming with jazz, funk, and catchy disc...

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Lady Gaga (live in Dublin)

Mick Lynch posted on November 04, 2010 19:00
Lady Gaga (live in Dublin)
Lady Gaga (live in The O2, Dublin) Review Snapshot: The Madonna comparisons are obvious. They both write and sing, the choreography is similar in parts, Alejandro is the new La Isla Bonita bu...

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2004 - The CLUAS Reviews of Erin McKeown's album 'Grand'. There was the positive review of the album (by Cormac Looney) and the entertainingly negative review (by Jules Jackson). These two reviews being the finest manifestations of what became affectionately known, around these parts at least, as the 'McKeown wars'.