Monthly Archives: May 2000

Papa Roach: Infest

The major-label debut by this California band not only rocks hard, but tackles tough topics as well. Rocker/songwriter Coby Dick sings passionately about kids who don’t care, his own hard times growing up, and the lessons he learned along the … Continue reading

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Ozomatli: Ozomatli

Their self-titled debut makes Ozomatli sound like one of the world’s great live shows–a party band with a brain–and they pull it off deftly. Released: 6/16/1999 Label: No Label Visit Artist’s Website… Genre: Latin All Ozomatli profiles… About Ozomatli Bass … Continue reading

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David Grisman: The Pizza Tapes

When a cassette tape of this jam session with Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia and flatpicker Tony Rice disappeared from the kitchen table, David Grissman jokingly blamed the pizza delivery guy. Now one of the hottest bootlegs of the 90’s … Continue reading

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Bobby Hutcherson: Skyline

"This album shows, in musical terms, how I’m at peace with living on the edge." So notes master vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson, who takes his cues in this new CD from Superman, Dexter Gordon, Doo-Wop, and many other sources. Released: 1/26/2000 … Continue reading

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Steve Haggard: Mysterious Ways

Nashville singer-songwriter Steve Haggard sees his songs as an antidote for people who take life too seriously. He likes to have fun, and in his quieter moments reflect on the mysteries in life that nobody can figure out. Released: 7/1/2000 … Continue reading

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