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What could come after Riff Raff,
By A Customer
This review is from: Casey Neill (Audio CD)
I'm only giving Casey 4 out of 5 for this one, just because Riff Raff has to be my all-time favorite given its punkier aspects. These later CDs "Casey Neill" and "Skree" are also lovely, moving me to tears on occasion. I just caught a live CD recording concert of the Casey Neill Trio and I promise you, you'll have more fun stuff to enjoy. Not only did Casey do a stirring cover of "I'm on Fire" but he also re-did some of his own tunes, showing his maturity as a person and a musician. Go ahead and stare, we are everywhere!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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i had never seen a mosh pit to an accoustic set before...,
By ih8dnet@unm.edu (Albuquerque, NM) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Casey Neill (Audio CD)
well, the mosh pit happened at the Free Arcata Festival, a gathering of activists, anarchists, political hippies (they still exist, yes), and the album that had just come out by Casey was "Riffraff" which has a more rockin' tempo than this one. I would describe his music as between Seeger and the Pogues, and have seen shows that he has played that pleased hippies and punks alike.
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Absolute Must Buy! Topical and Traditional Magic,
By A Customer
This review is from: Casey Neill (Audio CD)
Whatever you call it, it's great!Casey's music is more and more rooted in traditional folks styles of the Isles, but you can still hear the punk-rocker in some of his music. An Earth First! movement original, Casey's music is challenging stuff - very emotional - and in some cases - very political in its willingness to confront power with song. Dance on the Ruins of Multinational Corporations
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