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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Ignore this other guy...,
This review is from: Weak Beats & Lame-Ass Rhymes (Audio CD)
"Weak Beats" has got to be one of the most satisfyiing albums I've heard in a long time. Its amazing how Two Dollar Guitar is both sophisticated and accessible. Well, maybe not entirely accessible, as this other reviewer has pointed out to us that Tim Foljahn's dead-pan vocals aren't likely to land him a spot on any upcoming Broadways musicals. Two Dollar Guitar are one of those rare bands that can succesfully execute an entire album of downbeat, depressing songs without leaving us bored. (see also Black Heart Procession) The music is centered around acoustic guitars and the song structures are fairly simple. But thanks to the amazing interplay of indie superstars Tim Foljahn (guitar, Mosquito), Steve Shelley (drums, Sonic Youth), and Dave Motamed (bass, Cell), the album is brimming with melodies and subtle variations that make it an unexpected treat. Also helping are tons of guest appearances. This is really cheesy, but if I had to sum up the appeal in Two Dollar Guitar, I guess I would say its roots rock for the artsy-indie types.
1 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
THis band needs a singer badly,
By King Dice (OLMSTED, OH USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Weak Beats & Lame-Ass Rhymes (Audio CD)
Good music. Terrible singer. The guest appearance by Carla Bozulich is ruined by the lead singer's annoying voice.
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