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4.0 out of 5 stars
Lo-fi down-and-out slacker feel...., May 12, 2004
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This review is from: Jorma Whittaker (Audio CD)
If you reference points help you, think Syd Barrett, Kurt Cobain, and Beck. This is no wicked flame-out rock job. Jorma Whittaker uses piano on a few tracks (some of which are instrumentals) and achieves ambience. The songwriting is direct and honest and often from the point of view of poverty. Recommended for late nights with friends or hanging out on the porch watching the world go by.
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1.0 out of 5 stars
WOE IS ME, August 22, 2003
By A Customer
This review is from: Jorma Whittaker (Audio CD)
This cd that I recently had the misfortune of ordering is ridiculous beyond belief. It is self indulgent and painfully obsessed with itself. It was difficult enough getting through the first torturous and over the top dirge of a song, let alone the rest of the unfocused and irritating songs. Man With Money seems to be the only worthwhile song on this disc-unfortunate, as it is not even his.
Word to the wise:stay away at all costs.
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