Artist................... The Green Revolution
Album.....................As Far as Twenty Pesos Can Go
Label.....................Self-Released
Genre.....................Indie
Release...................03/24/2006
Street....................07/18/2005
Encoder...................LAME 3.97 beta
Quality...................--aps 44.1kHz/joint
# NAME TiME
01. South on the Northway 05:36
02. Too Late to Be Tired 04:46
03. Loft Infatuation 03:17
04. The Band Plays on for Those Lost 03:38
05. Pictures from Mars 03:31
06. Keep in Touch 03:40
07. Mi Rita 04:37
08. Jack Kerouac Was A Filthy Liar 05:00
09. Rio 04:55
10. The Fight I Cannot Win 07:01
11. Entropy 15:39
The Green Revolution are a 4-piece rock band from Yuma,
AZ. They balance a love for creative song writing and
studio experimentation with a love for straight-ahead
rock and catchy pop. They do not sound like The Beatles
or Radiohead, but incorporate those bands' same
attitudes in creating music which is to defy genre and
employ imagination in everything they do.
"As Far as Twenty Pesos Can Go" is an eclectic mix of
music underscoring smart, insightful and sometimes even
humorous lyrics. Johnny Cash (Entropy, The Band Plays
on for Those Lost), The Pixies (Mi Rita), and Bob Dylan
(Jack Kerouac was a Filthy Liar) are just a few
influences that lie just below the surface of many
songs, while others chart territory completely unique.
A few reviews from peers:
"I love music like this, so different and distinct from
everything else out there you know?" - Nicholas
Williams (singer/songwritter from Columbus, Ohio)
"I really like the music. Very nice job with the
songwriting and recording. You guy's have developed a
great overall sound that's pretty signature." - John
Candido (singer/songwritter from Laguna Beach, CA)
"Very cool and refreshing music. I think it has
personality." - N from Toy (band from Brescia,
Lombardia Italy)
We use LAME 3.97 now, which is approved.
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