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:: Release Info:
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:: Artist......> Lollygag
:: Title.......> I Thought You Were Driving
:: Label.......> Independant
:: Genre.......> Rock
:: Rip.Date....> 08.19.2007
:: Street.Date.> 00.00.0000
:: Source......> CDDA
:: Quality.....> VBR / avg. 180kbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
:: Encoder.....> LAME 3.97/V2/VBRNEW
:: URL.........> Http://www.myspace.com/lollygagrocks
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:: Track Listing:
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:: 01. It's A Pleasure 04:12
:: 02. Do You Really Think 04:17
:: 03. A Million Miles Away 05:23
:: 04. Lie Down 04:17
:: 05. I Want to Stay 02:50
:: 06. I Should Have 02:54
:: 07. Don't Look at Me 02:56
:: 08. Pictures of You at Night 03:25
:: 09. What to Tell the Kids 03:30
:: 10. You're Halfway Through 03:25
:: 11. Hell in A Handbasket 02:57
:: 12. United States of Canada 03:34
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:: Total Playtime: 43:40 min
:: Total Size: 58,8 MB
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:: Release Notes:
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:: Lollygag - I Thought You Were Driving (CD, Bent, Progressive
:: pop)
:: Lollygag is the solo project created by Brian Burkhard who
:: was previously in the 1990s band Fondly. We were always
:: rather fond of Fondly...despite the fact that the band never
:: seemed to find an appropriate fan base. (They were apparently
:: too obtuse for the commercial crowd and too commercial for
:: the artsy crowd.) In any event, the band's music has always
:: stayed with us. Fortunately, Burkhard continues to write and
:: record credible and entertaining music that is not unlike his
:: previous band. Lollygag tunes are centered in the progressive
:: pop arena. Burkhard's guitar playing is still intriguing and
:: precise...but on this album he also dabbles with grand piano,
:: bass, keyboards, and accordion. The main difference we notice
:: between this band and Fondly...is that Lollygag seems to
:: incorporate more variety into the music. This twelve track
:: album is pure entertainment for thinking listeners. Some of
:: these cuts sound similar to Tom Verlaine. Cool tracks include
:: "It's a Pleasure," "A Million Miles Away," "You're Halfway
:: Through," and "United States of Canada."
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:: Group Notes:
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:: We are currently looking for dedicated rippers, if you are interested you'll know how to reach us
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