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From Sam Smith <sam@lullabypit.com>
Subject Re: E6, anybody?
Date Fri, 10 Nov 2006 08:24:44 -0500

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Mark Eichelberger wrote:
> Sam,
> E6 has gotten some mention on Audities
> I loved the first E6 album, but liked only about a third of the second 
> album.  I'm not sure if you are familiar with the first two albums, 
> but how does the new one 'Switzerland' compare to those albums?
I don't know the others very well, but from what I can tell SWITZERLAND 
seems more melodic. The lead tracks on the earlier records are more in 
that frantic/thrashing about vein ("Gay Bar," for instance), and while 
there's some of that here, the new one has some wonderful moments that 
are relaxed in comparison.

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