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| From | erhoek@comcast.net |
| Subject | Re: John Brodeur and the Suggestions |
| Date | Tue, 02 Aug 2005 15:04:44 +0000 |
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Hi Stacy,
His name probably sounds familiar because he is poster to Auds and there has been discussion on the list of his releases.
I think you would like his stuff :)
Here is what Not Lame has on Tigerpop:
About John Brodeur - Tiger Pop
A bold new songwriting talent who reminds me of Frank Bango with an insidiously hooky baroque approach to not only the interesting lyrical bents, but the bouncy bedroom pop sounds, as well. 11 catchy gems that are "richly rewarding....ambitious, shimmering pop that stands up against any like-minded major label efforts. Snappy, crackling-good pop"-Albany Times. "Brodeur`s eclectic modern pop draws from influences such as Beatles, Elliot Smith, Jellyfish and Squeeze...a gifted songwriter who has the rare ability to craft catchy pop hooks without relying on stock pop-song structures...a confident, entertaining song cycle"-Metroland. A delightful and pleasing release!
This is the link:
http://www.notlame.com/John_Brodeur/Page_1/CDBROD1.html
-r
> Hello,
>
> I noticed that John Brodeur and the Suggestions were playing one of my
> fave NYC spots coming up this month. From the blurb I read, it seems
> to be audities-friendly, and the name is familiar, so maybe I've heard
> them discussed here. Anyway, can anyone tell me anything about them?
> Are they worth checking out?
>
> Thanks,
> Stacy
>
> --
> Indie bands and labels: I'd like to feature your songs!
> stacypod@gmail.com for information on my new podcast!
>
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