Dan
location: WV➔VA➔FL➔WV➔OH
listening to: my new garage 8-track
registered: 1997.08.29
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I'm a sucker for live music - especially being made by girls with guitars. Here are two obscure releases worth checking out.The first comes from a Canadian named Serana Ryder. The CD she's selling from her site is a short live set recorded for the CBC. My only complaint is that it's too short. It's cheap, though, like $11 shipped. Here's the site - http://www.serenaryder.com/ You can listen to some MP3s from the CD if you want to hear what she sounds like. I bought it on a whim and it is fantastic!The other CD comes from someone I mentioned on here before named Lauren Hoffman. She's been laying low for the past few years, but she's put together a band back in Charlottesville, VA and they've released a demo like CD (it's less than $10 too!). The band is called The Lilas. This one is quite a bit rockier than the Serena disc...but both women have unique voices worth experiencing. Again, a gem of a CD. Here's the link (samples to listen to here as well). http://www.thelilas.com/What better gift to give than new independent music.Dan
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Now your patrons have all left you in the red. Your low rent friends are dead. This life can be very strange.
Now your patrons have all left you in the red. Your low rent friends are dead. This life can be very strange.
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I'm a sucker for live music - especially being made by girls with guitars. Here are two obscure releases worth checking out.The first comes from a Canadian named Serana Ryder. The CD she's selling from her site is a short live set recorded for the CBC. My only complaint is that it's too short. It's cheap, though, like $11 shipped. Here's the site - http://www.serenaryder.com/ You can listen to some MP3s from the CD if you want to hear what she sounds like. I bought it on a whim and it is fantastic!The other CD comes from someone I mentioned on here before named Lauren Hoffman. She's been laying low for the past few years, but she's put together a band back in Charlottesville, VA and they've released a demo like CD (it's less than $10 too!). The band is called The Lilas. This one is quite a bit rockier than the Serena disc...but both women have unique voices worth experiencing. Again, a gem of a CD. Here's the link (samples to listen to here as well). http://www.thelilas.com/What better gift to give than new independent music.Dan
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Now your patrons have all left you in the red. Your low rent friends are dead. This life can be very strange.
Now your patrons have all left you in the red. Your low rent friends are dead. This life can be very strange.
