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| MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT |
| CD Reviews |
| by Karla |
| You think this doesn't have anything to do with movies? Talk to J-Lo. |
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| In the year 2000, we here at NEGATIVES had a competition to find the worst, most insipid, most ineffectual musical "talent" of the nineties. After careful thought and considerable debate, we narrowed it down to a female rockster who hit the music scene in early '97. This chick was-----and is-----the hands-down winner. Find out who she is and why she's championed: |
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| Obsessive Band Review: |
| Watch your resident critic make a complete and utter groupie out of herself. |
| The Best Of (Compliments of Mike Walker) Song: *Fell in Love at 22" |
| Yeah. Seeing how it's Karla and not Sara who's been living in Nashville for the last nine months, expect her to dominate this section. Also expect Karla's dorky commentary on the leaked Radiohead album. Now that she's gotten the Evan Dando solo album, she has less money to be a film geek. |
| Most Recent Update: May 8, 2003 |
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| Fairly Recent Favorites 1.) Coldplay - Since December of 2000, I have nothing bad to say about this band. "Such a Rush" and "See You Soon" ride the top of the list. 2.) Sarah Harmer - A new favorite since April of 2001, when I heard "At the Hideout" on my car radio at 2:30 in the morning and pulled off to the side of the road to write down her name. I kid you not. For less contemporary genius from the female Harry Connick J.r., check out Songs For Clem. 3.) Ben Kweller - Stuck in my head perpetually since January of 2002. Couldn't be more melodic if Weezer backed Ben Folds and resurrected members of the Beatles. Listen to "Falling." 4.) Spoon - The newest favorite band in the countdown, Spoon (a la Kill the Moonlight) didn't warrant a place in my collection after a first listen. But discovering Girls Can Tell around Christmas of 2002 would change my feelings about this elliptically electric ensemble. Brilliant songwriters from Texas proving that it's all about simplicity. |
| "Hail to the Theif" Song: All of them. Okay, alright: "Where You End And I Begin." |
| (Self - Titled) Song: "Open Sky" |
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| Demonstrates Plastic & Elastic Song: Either "Seamonster" or "We Close Our Eyes" |
| Currently in the CD converter: |
| Hate Song: "Woke From Dreaming" |
| Currently Loathing the Most: Bright Eyes Interpol |
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| Most Recent Show: Pedro The Lion - The Earl, Atlanta |
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| HOT HOT HEAT |
| Make Up The Breakdown Song: "Get In or Get Out" |
| When We Were Small Song: "Finish Line" |
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| by Karla |
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