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4.0 out of 5 stars
Number One Cup's most complete recording to date, November 25, 1998
By A Customer
Number One Cup's new album is their most complete recording to date. Part of that is attributable to the better production and part to their growing as a band. By having 3 good singers the album has a lot of different sounds that always keeps things interesting for the listener. Mitch Meyers writes in his review that they have little songs. There is nothing little about this band and anyone that has seen them live knows first hand about the power they produce while on stage. If they come to your city on their upcoming tour definitely try to catch the show for an hour of full force rock & roll.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Bigger, Better Sound, March 19, 1999
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The latest release has a bigger sound without sacrificing the inventive experimentation that gives their music an edge. It kicks and tickles you brain cells at the same time. PPWAWF matches their concert sound better than previous efforts. As the tracks change, they often change singers giving the band more sounds sounds to choose from than a traditional frontman-led band.
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