Name: Jonathan Deamer
Weblog: jonathandeamer.com [RSS]
Articles: 15
First Published: Friday, December 16, 2005
Last Published: Friday, June 15, 2007
Currently listing articles 15-1:
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Ten Secrets of Writing Reviews That Keep Readers Coming Back— Reviews make great blog posts, and can attract lots of visitors. But how does one write them well?
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CD Review: TV On The Radio - Return to Cookie Mountain— Politics, epic-electic jams, and David Bowie: all on the second album from Brooklyn quintet TVOTR.
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CD Review: Extended Seventies: The Dawning of the 12 Inch Era— Compilation of extended mixes of disco and new wave classics with Diana Ross, Donna Summer, Chic, and Blondie.
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Interview - Giant Drag— The up-and-coming LA duo give their thoughts at the end of their UK tour with The Cribs.
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Concert review: The Cribs, Giant Drag, The Jeffrey Lewis Band
— NME indie faves The Cribs on their final tour date with Orange Country duo Giant Drag.
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CD Review: Mclusky - Mcluskyism— The final hurrah from Steve Albini-produced Welsh noiseniks.
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CD Review: Sway - This Is My Demo— Debut album from the shining light of UK hip-hop.
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I'm Oh So Pretentious— Studying art will fry your brain: over-analysis of Björk's "It's Oh So Quiet".
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CD review: Panic! At The Disco – A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out— Emo-pop gems mixed up with everything but the kitchen sink.
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CD Review: Prefuse 73 - Security Screenings— Inventive Four Tet meets DJ Shadow sound - but sometimes too clever for its own good.
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Single Review: The Rolling Stones – "Rain Fall Down"— Listen to this, and Keith Richards won't be the only one reaching for illicit substances.
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CD Review: Flags of the Sacred Harp— Avant-garde soundscape weirdness on the All Tomorrow's Parties label.
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CD Review: Nightwish – Highest Hopes: The Best of Nightwish— Operatic metal - quite big in Finland, apparently.
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CD Review: Slipknot – 9.0: Live— Can they capture the full force of their infamous live show on cold, hard plastic?
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CD Review: The Rolling Stones - Rarities 1971-2003— Who's this record really catering to - the fans, or the record label accountants?
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