Artists I thru L

Artists I thru L

[ Artists A thru D ] [ Artists E thru H ] [ Artists I thru L ] [ Artists M thru P ] [ Artists Q thru T ] [ Artists U thru Z ]

Imperial Drag--"Imperial Drag" (Work)

Similar Artists: Jellyfish, Jason Falkner, Redd Kross

Favorite Tracks: "Zodiac Sign", "Spyder", "Breakfast by Tiger"

Injected--"Burn It Black" (Island)

Similar Artists: Marvelous 3, Aerosmith, Nirvana

Favorite Tracks: "Faithless", "Used Up", "Lights Are Low"

Jellyfish--"Bellybutton" (Virgin Records)

Year Released: 1990

Favorite Tracks: "She Still Loves Him", "Baby's Coming Back", "That Is Why"

Jellyfish--"Spilt Milk" (Virgin Records)

Year Released: 1993

Favorite Tracks: "Joining A Fan Club", "Sebrina Paste and Plato", "He's My Best Friend"

Jughead--"Jughead" (Inside Out)

Similar Artists: The Bears, Foo Fighters, King's X

Favorite Tracks: "Halfway Home To Elvis", "Snow In Tahiti", "Flowers"

King's X--"Gretchen Goes To Nebraska" (Megaforce/Atlantic)

Year Released: 1989

Favorite Tracks: "Over My Head", "Send A Message", "Mission"

King's X--"Dogman" (Atlantic)

Year Released: 1994

Favorite Tracks: "Dogman", "Black The Sky", "Don't Care"

King's X--"Ear Candy" (Atlantic)

Year Released: 1996

Favorite Tracks: "Mississippi Moon", "Sometime", "Looking For Love"

The Knack--"Get The Knack" (Capitol)

Year Released: 1979

Favorite Tracks: "My Sharona", "(She's So) Selfish", "That's What The Little Girls Do"

L.E.O.--Alpacas Orgling (Cheap Lullaby Records)

How does this lineup sound to you? Bleu, Andy Sturmer (Jellyfish), Mike Viola (The Candy Butchers), Jason Scheff (Chicago), Steve Gorman (The Black Crowes), Matt Mahaffey (Self), John Fields, Tony Goddess (pApAs fritAs), Hanson, Eric Barao (The Cautions), Scott Simons (The Argument)...yeah, we thought so. Fans of Electric Light Orchestra will absolutely love this, but it has so much more to offer. Everyone of the songs on Alpacas Orgling melds the talents of the popsters above into sweet tributes to Jeff Lynne and the contributions he made to the Power Pop genre. But take note, this release is loaded with originals not remakes. This is special music that will excite, soothe and satisfy lovers of Pop music everywhere.

Featured Tracks: "Sukaz Are Born Every Minute (w/Scott Simons)", "Nothin' Will Ever Change (w/Andy Sturmer)", "Make Me (w/Mike Viola)"

Let Go--Let Go (The Militia Group)

Those of us depressed by the passing of Jamie Woolford's previous band THE STEREO now have a reason to rejoice as Woolford returns with his fantastic new band LET GO. And best of all, LET GO could easily be the title of a new THE STEREO release. The music is more of the superb Power Pop we've come to expect from Woolford. Crisp production and bright, endlessly melodic songs abound. Honestly, there is not a weak tune here. Without a doubt, this is one of the best CDs of the year.

Featured Tracks: "Spotlights", "No Drugs, No Alcohol", "Almost, Always Maybe"

Lit--"Atomic" (RCA)

Similar Artists: Green Day, Elvis Costello, Stone Temple Pilots

Favorite Tracks: "The Last Time Again", "Lipstick And Bruises", "She Comes"

[ Artists A thru D ] [ Artists E thru H ] [ Artists I thru L ] [ Artists M thru P ] [ Artists Q thru T ] [ Artists U thru Z ]

	Imperial Drag--"Imperial Drag" (Work) Similar Artists: Jellyfish, Jason Falkner, Redd Kross Favorite Tracks: "Zodiac Sign", "Spyder", "Breakfast by Tiger"
	Injected--"Burn It Black" (Island) Similar Artists: Marvelous 3, Aerosmith, Nirvana Favorite Tracks: "Faithless", "Used Up", "Lights Are Low"
	Jellyfish--"Bellybutton" (Virgin Records) Year Released: 1990 Favorite Tracks: "She Still Loves Him", "Baby's Coming Back", "That Is Why"
	Jellyfish--"Spilt Milk" (Virgin Records) Year Released: 1993 Favorite Tracks: "Joining A Fan Club", "Sebrina Paste and Plato", "He's My Best Friend"
	Jughead--"Jughead" (Inside Out) Similar Artists: The Bears, Foo Fighters, King's X Favorite Tracks: "Halfway Home To Elvis", "Snow In Tahiti", "Flowers"
	King's X--"Gretchen Goes To Nebraska" (Megaforce/Atlantic) Year Released: 1989 Favorite Tracks: "Over My Head", "Send A Message", "Mission"
	King's X--"Dogman" (Atlantic) Year Released: 1994 Favorite Tracks: "Dogman", "Black The Sky", "Don't Care"
	King's X--"Ear Candy" (Atlantic) Year Released: 1996 Favorite Tracks: "Mississippi Moon", "Sometime", "Looking For Love"
	The Knack--"Get The Knack" (Capitol) Year Released: 1979 Favorite Tracks: "My Sharona", "(She's So) Selfish", "That's What The Little Girls Do"
	L.E.O.--Alpacas Orgling (Cheap Lullaby Records) How does this lineup sound to you? Bleu, Andy Sturmer (Jellyfish), Mike Viola (The Candy Butchers), Jason Scheff (Chicago), Steve Gorman (The Black Crowes), Matt Mahaffey (Self), John Fields, Tony Goddess (pApAs fritAs), Hanson, Eric Barao (The Cautions), Scott Simons (The Argument)...yeah, we thought so. Fans of Electric Light Orchestra will absolutely love this, but it has so much more to offer. Everyone of the songs on Alpacas Orgling melds the talents of the popsters above into sweet tributes to Jeff Lynne and the contributions he made to the Power Pop genre. But take note, this release is loaded with originals not remakes. This is special music that will excite, soothe and satisfy lovers of Pop music everywhere. Featured Tracks: "Sukaz Are Born Every Minute (w/Scott Simons)", "Nothin' Will Ever Change (w/Andy Sturmer)", "Make Me (w/Mike Viola)"
	Let Go--Let Go (The Militia Group) Those of us depressed by the passing of Jamie Woolford's previous band THE STEREO now have a reason to rejoice as Woolford returns with his fantastic new band LET GO. And best of all, LET GO could easily be the title of a new THE STEREO release. The music is more of the superb Power Pop we've come to expect from Woolford. Crisp production and bright, endlessly melodic songs abound. Honestly, there is not a weak tune here. Without a doubt, this is one of the best CDs of the year. Featured Tracks: "Spotlights", "No Drugs, No Alcohol", "Almost, Always Maybe"
	Lit--"Atomic" (RCA) Similar Artists: Green Day, Elvis Costello, Stone Temple Pilots Favorite Tracks: "The Last Time Again", "Lipstick And Bruises", "She Comes"