by the way, those are all great reccomendations too (why not just go the 
weezer route, too? pick UP green and/or maladroit and taste the PRIME of 
rivers' creativity).. but superdrag can be SAD and gbv can be WEIRD. but 
right you are.

Jake Beamer
Producer, project manager
OverlookedCreations.com





>From: "Lee Elliott" <pop@anotherplanet.ca>
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> >the type of power-pop I like best--
> >up-tempo and well-written with clever
> >lyrics and a clean mix that really
> >"pops" when you put it on, plus their songs
> >seem to possess a magic that makes
> >them seem effortlessly propulsive
>
>At the risk of being beaten - could suggest another top ten list for
>summer songs or albums. Especially in places that have a long winter,
>there's that first nice day of the year when everyone washes their car
>and grabs their favorite happy tunes and hits the street.  I go for the
>type of songs you described in your request for recommendations.
>
>DM3 			"1x2x Devastated"
>Bob Pollard		"Subspace Biographies"
>Superdrag		"Baby Goes To Eleven"
>Sloan			"Losing California"
>
>I need my computer at home to finish ...
>
>Lee Elliott
>www.anotherplanet.ca
>
>

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