The more things change in music, the more they stay the same. The alternative rockers of the 1990s may have caused so-called corporate rockers like Poison and Bon Jovi to become less visible, but at the same time, the worship of 1970s baby boomer culture was alive and well among post-baby boomers. In 1998, one of the most memorable examples of 1970s-flavored music came from the New Radicals. Although Radicals singer/leader Gregg Alexander was quick to espouse a left-wing point of view, {^May...   [ read more ]

CD $13.25

VINYL FORMAT. New (brain)wave gliding semi-sweetly over pop guitar rubble, this album fits every mood imaginable. Crashing crush themes, prom night anthems, rock'n'roll lullabies, an ode to Jean Paul Sartre flow from Jonn and Lisa, with Pat Maley pumping the keyboard. It's hummable.

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New (brain)wave gliding semi-sweetly over pop guitar rubble, this album fits every mood imaginable. Crashing crush themes, prom night anthems, rock'n'roll lullabies, an ode to Jean Paul Sartre flow from Jonn and Lisa, with Pat Maley pumping the keyboard. It's hummable.

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