After suffering through this disc and feeling like it was Britain's revenge for Blink 182 and searching for words to describe the monotony of the Jesus Jones formula which like the comic Marmaduke never moved me a millimeter over the years, I was about to give up trying to describe the silly shouted vocals, power guitar and generic synth beats at 110 BPM on every track, when, in a check of their liner notes hoping to find some sort of explanation for the groups existence, let alone 15 minutes of fame, I discovered that the Best of...Jesus Jones was in fact, a double disc!!! Never Enough indeed, never enough painkillers. Nightmare.
MusicianThe lady shines, Judy CollinsMonday, 31 August 2009 | Joe BodiaJudy Collins is a living legend. Her musical influence has spread over decades and her vocal interpretations have inspired millions.
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BandsBackstreet Boys - Never Gone TourMonday, 14 September 2009 | Joe Bodia
Nearly 5 years after their last studio album, the Backstreet Boys have returned with their 6th disc. The 12-song Never Gone
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Sounds likeGY-RO Red FeverThursday, 20 November 2008 | Chris Sadler
Prime-time air-pounding stuff from the prorle Chris Liberator although not the screaming acid-trance that anyone familiar with his name may expect. This time the weapon of destruction is the metallic synth which starts out deceptively sedate... Click to Continue...
Sounds likeSOUL DESIGNER Walking On A Little CloudTuesday, 18 November 2008 | Keith Kirchner
LISTENAlthough he is actually from France, you'd think Fabrice Lig was from Detroit judging by the music he produces and the company he keeps (Kevein Saunderson's label). Releasing a series of quality Detroit influenced techno,... Click to Continue...