Name: Scott Deitche
Dateline: St. Petersburg, FL
Weblog: www.scottdeitche.com
Articles: 37
First Published: Thursday, June 7, 2007
Last Published: Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Currently listing articles 37-1:
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Music Review: Holly Woods - Live it Up!— A previously lost collection of mid-80's rock resurfaces.
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Music Review: Portishead - Third— Jarring, unsettling, ethereal, dark, brilliant.
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DVD Review: Midsomer Murders: The Early Cases Collection— The pastoral county of Midsomer is the setting for this top-notch British mystery series.
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Music Review: Morcheeba - Dive Deep— Morcheeba's new CD is an uneven journey through trip hop, downtempo, and Gordon Lightfoot.
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Book Review: Angel in a Foreign City by Moti Shapira— A strong, if not perfect, thriller about a kidnapping in Mexico City written by an Israeli intelligence expert.
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Music Review: Dropkick Murphys- The Meanest of Times — Boston Celtic Punk rockers release an expanded version of the band's excellent 2007 CD.
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DVD Review: Thomas and Friends: Escapes & Escapades — The venerable British children's show is back with a DVD of never-before-seen episodes.
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Music Review: twelve34 - The Only Cure— The Great White North delivers another solid band.
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DVD Review: Aural Amphetamine - Metallica and the Dawn of Thrash— The dawn of thrash, and Metallica's role in it.
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Music Review: Idiot Pilot - Wolves— A good effort by this electronic rock duo is hampered by overly loud production.
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Music DVD Review: Inside The Smiths— A documentary about the legendary British band fails to cover much ground.
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TV Review: Free Radio— A new single-camera sitcom brings cringe-inducing comedy to VH1.
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DVD Review: Barbara Stanwyck - The Signature Collection— A DVD collection of Barbara Stanwyck's lesser-known roles.
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Music DVD Review: Blackmore's Night - Paris Moon— Classic guitarist Ritchie Blackmore defies conventional wisdom with his Renaissance-inspired band...and succeeds on this live DVD.
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Music DVD Review: Jamiroquai- Live At Montreaux — Despite a lull in the set-list, this new DVD is an electric performance by the acid jazz funsksters.
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Music Review: Eccotonic - Flow Motion— Spacey, trip hop/downtempo for the lounge.
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Book Review: Angling and War - The Collision of Big Game Fishing and WWII by Mike Rivkin— A wonderful coffee table book about big game fishing and the war years. A must for any salt water angler.
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Book Review: The Lost Fleet by Marc Sangini— A captivating account of the whaling industry in the mid-18th century.
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Music Review: Avenged Sevenfold - Avenged Sevenfold— The metallers self-titled CD fails to impress.
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DVD Review: Doctor Who- The Complete Third Series— One of the best seasons in the history of this classic sci-fi series.
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Music Review: Coheed and Cambria - No World for Tomorrow — The neo-progsters streamline the time changes and crank up the riffs.
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Book Review: Black Gangsters of Chicago by Ron Chepesiuk— Any fan of the movie American Gangster will appreciate this compelling and cohesive addition to the true crime canon.
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Music Review: Corporate X - Surrender— An uneven EP from a band with a lot of promise.
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Book Review: Sudden Death by Michael Balkind— An interesting detour into a pro-sports world rarely captured in fiction.
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Music Review: The Forms - The Forms— This is one of the most intriguing pieces of music you’ll hear this year.
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The Milwaukees Give Fans Three Free Songs — Three free tunes from one of the best rock records of 2007.
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Book Review: I Was a TV Horror Host: Memoirs of a Creature Features Man by John Stanley— A former TV horror host's memoirs and interviews with some of the biggest names in horror and sci-fi.
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Music Review: The Milwaukees - American Anthems Vol. 1
— The best rock CD of the year from a Jersey band who are NOT with The Boss.
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DVD Review: Triad Election— An intriguing addition to the Hong Kong gangster genre.
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Music DVD Review: SXSW Live 2007— The first official DVD from the acclaimed music festival brings the goods.
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Book Review: Straits of Fortune by Anthony Gagliano— Anthony Gagliano joins the Florida pulp fiction genre with a strong debut novel.
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Music Review: The Comas - Spells— The latest CD from the psychedelic indie rockers.
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DVD Review: Hetty Wainthropp Investigates: The Complete Collection— The complete DVD collection of the classic BBC detective show.
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Book Review: Discovering Da Vinci's Daughter by Derek Bair— A unique and unexpectedly interesting book that unveils hidden images - literally - in Da Vinci's paintings.
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Book Review: Underwater to Get Out of The Rain by Trevor Norton— Trevor Norton takes readers across the globe and into the sea in this exceptional work.
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Book Review: Deep Water: Joseph P. Macheca and the Birth of the American Mafia by Thomas Hunt and Martha Macheca Sheldon— ...
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Book Review: Gangsters of Harlem by Ron Chepesiuk— A good overall picture of the various criminal elements that have held sway over the legendary Manhattan neighborhood.
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