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 More options Jul 24 1999, 3:00 am
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From: jfennANTIS...@mindspring.com
Date: 1999/07/24
Subject: Re: Scar Tissue recommendations anyone?
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On Sun, 18 Jul 1999 22:02:59 -0700, Zari <z...@pacifier.com> wrote:

>You guys didn't steer me wrong with Mentallo and the Fixer, so I am asking
>for some recommendation advice again.  If anything, you've ruined me
>because now I have to find and buy all of their music now. ;)

>Last night I went to the music store and picked up 4 CD's to listen to,
>and bought 2 of them.  One of the ones I didn't buy was Scar Tissue's
>"TMOTD".  I listened to a little bit of it, but I wasn't all that
>impressed.  I keep hearing that its a great CD, and maybe it is and I just
>didn't hear it because I was in sort-of a hurry (was going to a show
>across the street).  Where is a good place to start with this band?

Just throwing in my spare change here.  I second everything Dayv and
Jason said about TMOTD.  I love this cd, and I really enjoy this band
live, too.  I think you owe it to yourself to buy it (you may be able
to find it used), throw it in the changer while you're kicking back
reading your Sideline or Orkus mags, and see if it grows on you.  If
it hasn't taken root in your brain stem after a few plays, then it may
not be for you.  Then you'll know of some other things that you need
to be wary of, such as much of the ant zen offerings.  But my advice
is to give it a shot.

Joe


 
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