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Find Your Perfect Home Decor & Furniture Online - Stylish & Affordable Home Essentials for Living Room, Bedroom & Kitchen
Find Your Perfect Home Decor & Furniture Online - Stylish & Affordable Home Essentials for Living Room, Bedroom & Kitchen
Find Your Perfect Home Decor & Furniture Online - Stylish & Affordable Home Essentials for Living Room, Bedroom & Kitchen
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Product Description San Francisco's VUE returns with their second full-length combining classic rock/r&b swagger with a NorCal art-punk sensibility for a more cohesive sound than on their first, self-titled album. Vue have spent time playing shows with the likes of The Locust, The White Stripes, Beachwood Sparks, The Faint, Black Heart Procession, to name a few, and it shows both on the new record and in their live show. An undeniable rhythm, an invitation to basic sexual energy and beat: Find Your Home. Amazon.com San Francisco's Vue rock like they were born a couple decades too late. In a similar fashion to indie bands the Go and the Greenhorns, the foursome fuses '70s-era Rolling Stones blues-rock with Velvet Underground-styled psychedelic garage jams. On their second full-length, Find Your Home, retro-minded Vue continue to sweat their sexually driven lyrics all over hip-shaking rock & roll. Frontman Rex John Shelverton sounds like a young, American Mick Jagger, strutting his emotional damage through feverish wails and come-ons while his band sways moody, narcotic rhythms around him. With this sophomore release, Vue pull from some of the most talented bands of the past to become a talent in their own right for the future. --Jennifer Maerz
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Obviously not impressed by boy bands, hip hop, rap metal, and whatever else kids these days are grooving to, a group of young San Francisco deviants arrived at a revolutionary concept. They grew their hair out, put on some bellbottoms, learned the harmonica, and instead of wanting to be Radiohead, or Ice Cube, or whatever, they wanted to be the Rolling Stones! Imagine that! After the thirty some years since Sticky Fingers and Let It Bleed, these forward thinking devils realized that there was a definite deficit in retro inspired rock and roll. I used to blush whenever my dad started talking about his "dinosaur" musical tastes in front of my friends (Rolling Stones, Lou Reed, etc.), but these guys actually embrace it. Are they completely insane? Yeah, but here's their twist: Instead of Mick Jagger on vocals, they have a generic whiner with a fake accent. Instead of memorable songs, they make songs that sound kind of sixties, I guess. Wait, what is that, an organ in the background? genius. Oh, and no, you haven't actually traveled back in time, these cats just dress up like they are actually from the late sixties, early seventies. Its really wonderful to have a third rate Rolling Stones in 2002, especially since those old albums are so hard to find. Rock On.

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