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From rghwales@writeme.com
Subject Re: "garage rock"? "power pop"?
Date Wed, 18 Aug 2004 11:08:46 -0600

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For me the "garage" has always referred to a 
DIY approach.  So, really, any type of music
can have a "garage" style, and when you think
about it almost all bands start as "garage"
bands.  I've seen the Hoodoo Guru's first
LP "Stoneage Romeos" called a "garage" classic,
and rightly so, but it's hard to call heavily
polished albums like "Crank" or "Kinky" the same.  

So, if I make any sense, there are "garage
power pop" bands and more polished "power
pop" groups. 

The in no way lines up with how Little Steven
uses the term.  I cannot see how Phil Spector
produced material evoke a DIY ethos. 
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