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01 December 2008
Genuinely Horrible Styx Album
Of all the many awful, overblown, pretentious, overly commercial Styx albums released between 1978 and 1983, this was the last and worst of all. An unexpectedly weak seller, "Kilroy Was Here" ultimately led to the breakup of the "classic Styx album", resulting in several bad solo albums from the individual members of the band. "Mr. Roboto" is the overly familiar hit single, an overly synthesized example of the creepy direction the band had taken by this point. "Don't Let It End" is the obligatory ballad hit, along the lines of "Babe" but even less catchy. And while "Heavy Metal Poisoning" had an interesting video, the song itself is unlistenable. For diehard Styx fans, completists, and purveyors of bad music only. Anyone else should stay away from this career-killing monstrosity.
13 September 2009
One of the Greatest of Joey Negro's Many Projects
Regarded by many as one of the best dance music long-players of 2004, "Until the End of Time" was the 2nd LP by U.K. house music producer Dave Lee's (a.k.a. Joey Negro) Sunburst Band, but the 1st to include all new material as the debut Sunburst Band LP included some previously released songs. This widely varied collection includes songs that seductively and effectively blur the lines between house, disco, soul, funk, and even jazz. The most popular tracks from the CD are "Fly Away" (which sounds like Earth Wind And Fire at their 1970's peak) and "Just Do It", which has the trademark pumped-up Joey Negro sound. The Japanese version of the CD adds 2 bonus tracks that are very worthwhile, and the rare boxed set vinyl version of this title includes at least one track that is not included on this basic U.K. CD version. Fans of funky house music cannot go wrong with this release...it is already widely considered a classic.
13 September 2009
What Qualifies Greg Behrendt To Dispense Dating Advice?
This book was co-written by one of the "Sex and the City" TV show writers (Greg Behrendt). Behrendt tries to pass himself off as an average guy writing from the point of view of other average guys, but the reality is he is a multi-millionaire big city dude who is probably much more attractive than the average guy. In the book, women are made out to always be innocent victims of the awfulness of men. Men who are not totally marriage-minded are made out to be worthless sickos who are not worth the time of any women. The book is full of dimestore psychology dispensed by unqualified individuals writing from a point of view of very heavy bias. The book is inherently sexist in that in portrays women as always being victims and men who do not follow a particular specific program as always being horrible - it reinforces gender stereotypes and ignores the fact that women treat men like garbage as much or more often as men treat women like garbage. The book is written from the point of view of an ultrasuccessful player type living in a city (New York) where there are purportedly 3 single women for every single man in the target market age group...not exactly an average or typical point of view and certainly not one you can put a lot of reliability or stock in. This book is a manipulative, dumbed-down, overly simplistic piece of garbage written for gullible, overly simplistic women who would rather villainize men than take responsibility for their poor dating decisions that are often the result of incredibly superficial criteria in choosing men.
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