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	Elevator (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Elevator is Hot Hot Heat's second album, released on April 4, 2005 (see 2005 in music) internationally and a day later in the United States.
		On the back of the album cover where the list of tracks of the album is, it does not list track 13, listing 12 then 14.
		The reason for this is most likely because of superstition that some elevators do not have a button for the 13th story of the building.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Elevator_(album) (215 words)

	Elevator - A Taste of Complete Perspective (Teenage USA)
		On an Eric's Trip album you could always count on hearing everything from the loudest Stooge-like barrages, to the quietest songs played on acoustic guitar, and always woven seamlessly together in a white noise collage of tape hiss and found sounds.
		An example of Elevator's use of layers to tamper with the listener's perception is "I'm a Radio Station." Maybe the highlight of the album, this is a light, pretty, upbeat pop song.
		The album is full of such juxtapositions, which, when done right, add strange new dimensions to the stock sounds of pop music and the feelings automatically associated with those sounds.
	www.fakejazz.com /reviews/elevator.shtml (504 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Elevator: Music: Hot Hot Heat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Elevator, the second full-length by Vancouver, Canada's Hot Hot Heat, is a neat reminder of how the land has shifted in alternative rock in the last couple of years.
		Although the band still draw on the samenew-wave blueprint of their first two albums, there is a new found maturity in both scope and approach this time around, with acoustic guitars being added to the mix.
		Elevator is an uplifting, incredibly well written album, especially for such a young band.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Elevator-Hot-Heat/dp/B0007US8ES (964 words)

	Hot Hot Heat : Elevator - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		That album was also a model of economy, packing a huge amount of ideas and energy into a svelte 10-song tracklisting.
		Elevator, Hot Hot Heat's Sire Records debut, is also pretty speedy, burning through 15 tracks in just under 38 minutes, but its fast pace doesn't hide the fact that its songs just aren't as interesting as they could be (and especially in comparison to Make Up the Breakdown).
		Elevator improves on its second half, where a string of moody, almost-ballads like "Middle of Nowhere," "Dirty Mouth," "Soldier in a Box" and the title track bring some much-needed edge and focus, though it comes almost too late.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,3181942,00.html (900 words)

	Elevator 22 - Free Music Downloads - MP3 Downloads - Download.com Music
		Influenced by the decaying corpulence of Canada’s self-proclaimed cess-pit, Elevator 22 is a fast growing metal phenomenon feeding on the bane of being Hamiltonian.
		Elevator 22 promises to deliver more metal in 2004 as they continue writing and performing tunes for a forthcoming full-length album.
		Elevator 22 is a must listenheavy, dirty and unpredictable.
	music.download.com /elevator22/3600-8667_32-100521228.html (382 words)

	Dystopia
		With their second album, Elevator Music with Attitude, featuring 14 revolutionary, mind-bending tracks that run the gamut from soft, flowing jazz to futuristic, post-modern neo-pop, the trio has reinvented the whole concept of music making.
		The album begins with Empire of the Masses, a disturbing vision of a culturally sterile civilization; and ends with Springtime, a delightful piece bringing hope in the form of a simple jazz ballad.
		Elevator Music With Attitude is a well-organized assortment of well-made music that captures all the qualities which makes an album great.
	dystopiamusic.tripod.com /music_elevator.html (278 words)

	Royalty Free Music Clips
		This album is ideal when used as an accompaniment to scenes in film and television or as background music for modern, youthful establishments.
		The background music on this album explores standard country music themes including love, love lost and the excitement of a big town dance and can be added to a variety of multi-media productions, including film and television projects 46 music clips.
		This third album in the series of royalty free guitar music themes features an assortment of original music featuring the versatility of the guitar that can be employed as music on hold, background music and production music by companies and professionals looking to add a special touch to their specific projects.
	www.royaltyfreemusic.com /clips.html (5151 words)

	Splendid E-zine: Features: Freight Elevator Quartet
		So we rigged an outlet off of the fluorescent lights in the elevator, set up a PA system and all our gear, and played while shifts of however many people could fit in the elevator came in and were brought up to the third floor.
		The second album we did was called the Jungle Album, and most of it was studio recorded, though there were some live tracks on there as well.
		With that album we were interested in exploring what we could do in and around a specific genre, which happened to be a dance genre.
	www.splendidezine.com /features/feq (5206 words)

	Browse by Label: MILLE PLATEAUX (GERMANY)
		In comparison with his first album the new one is more consistent and Reinhard is producing without compromise.
		The album is the result of concentrated working, manifestation of darkness and seriousness without losing a specific pop appeal.
		Unlike the first Pluramon album from the year 1996, when hard disc recording made the search for references to one's medium urgent, today music can be refined with the entire range of technical equipment in the digital domain.
	www.forcedexposure.com /labels/mille.plateaux.germany.html (2584 words)

	Hot Hot Heat -- “Elevator” (printable version)
		Perhaps “Elevator” is not the sound of a band selling out, but a band that is much tighter than it was in 2002.
		“Elevator” proves the songwriting period from then to now was fruitful.
		Some of the lyrics belie that sing-songy tone of the album, like the farewell to an annoying girlfriend in “Goodnight Goodnight,” but the tight, infectious melodies are hard to resist, except maybe for those who can’t stand to see their favorite pet bands sell a few records.
	www.rgj.com /news/printstory.php?id=98225 (180 words)

	elevator Videos, elevator Music, elevator Photos on IMEEM
		This elevator is kinda slow, but clean and not stairs
		So it appears that the elevators in my building like to play games with me whenever I come back late at night and exhausted.
		Just earlier when I was in the elevator, it purposely skipped my floor and...
	www.imeem.com /tag/elevator (186 words)

	Elevator by Hot Hot Heat CD
		ELEVATOR is Hot Hot Heat's major-label debut, and offers a streamlined take on the qualities heard on their excellent efforts MAKE UP THE BREAKDOWN and the KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK EP.
		Elevator, being the follow up to Make Up the Breakdown, is a change due to the loss of former guitarist Dante Decaro, but a good one.
		It is just amazing and each of the songs on this album is good and you can put it on repeat and never get tired of it.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/6842457/a/Elevator.htm (464 words)

	The Badger Herald - Canadian rockers prove lukewarm with Elevator (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Elevator is able to maintain MTB’s electricity through several songs, although the freshness dies toward the latter half of the album.
		First, MTB was an album considerably more creative from all angles, making sure every song rocked harder, newer and fresher every step of the way.
		Still, Elevator serves as an excellent introduction to HHH and their indie-garage band mix of music, where many bands have failed.
	badgerherald.com /artsetc/2005/04/29/canadian_rockers_pro.php (734 words)

	Elevator (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Elevator, a transportation device also called a lift, for the vertical movement of goods or people, typically within a building
		Elevator (aircraft), a control surface of an airplane used to control its attitude in pitch
		Elevator, album released in 1979 by the Rollers (Bay City Rollers)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Elevator_(disambiguation) (171 words)

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	Browse by Artist: DUCA, CURD
		Elevator also contains the effort to build up rhythm without drum machine and sampled grooves and the samples are not integrated in a rhythmical framework.
		He is able to put his hands on a piece of chrome and make it radiate with warmth.
		Elevator 2 airy and elegant, at times rough and scratchy and off the scale: It is quite a journey."
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists/duca.curd.html (282 words)

	CD Baby: ELEVATOR FALL: Sounding In Fathoms
		Elevator Fall is a Zebulon Pike DeMeerleer project.
		Sounding In Fathoms is the first album of the Elevator Fall project.
		It is recommended to experience this album on a high fidelity sound system with plenty of sub harmonic bass support.
	cdbaby.com /cd/elevatorfall (112 words)

	My view: 'Elevator' by Hot Hot Heat - The Honolulu Advertiser - Hawaii's Newspaper
		The album never spawned a hit but it had all the ingredients to make one; it oozed the potential to become a smash hit, as did the band overall.
		Fortunately, that spark came in the form of "Goodnight Goodnight," the single from the group's latest album, "Elevator." The song received high rotation on radio across the country.
		With 15 tracks in a brisk 38 minutes, "Elevator" is a quick, fun listen, although a slight disappointment to older Hot Hot Heat fans.
	the.honoluluadvertiser.com /article/2006/Feb/03/en/FP602030310.html (481 words)

	www.myspace.com/elevatorproject
		It is mad ill, with twelve tracks of Elevator rockingness.
		Elevator Project any band that has enough material for a cd but no way to produce it should definately check this out, after our success with producing our own CD's we thought we should help others out who need their cd produced as well!!
		Cheers gents...but your coolness is on a far higher level....no elevator shall survive
	www.myspace.com /elevatorproject (632 words)

	Amazon.ca: Elevator: Music: Hot Hot Heat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The album has an interesting theme: elevators (as the title may tell you) and as such there's a sprinkling of "elevator music" throughout, the tracks are listed backwards (from last to first) on the jewel case, and there is no track thirteen.
		The contrast between the bass heavy verse and the sunny chorus is amazing, and the lyrics seem different than their traditional work.
		Of course, most buildings don't have a 13th floor, so this is a bit of fun going with the elevator theme.
	www.amazon.ca /Elevator-Hot-Heat/dp/B0007US8ES (1168 words)

	Elevator-Design :: Album Art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Over the few years, Elevator has created over fifty album covers for Dacapo Records.
		Most of the artwork and photography on these covers is the work of Denise Burt of Elevator.
		Wherever possible, the covers are created in a dialogue with the composers who share their vision and conceptual thinking.
	www.elevator-design.dk /index.php?id=50 (95 words)

	Elevator \| The Onion - America's Finest News Source
		There's nothing inherently wrong with the album-opening trio "Running Out Of Time," "Goodnight Goodnight," and "Ladies And Gentlemen," except that their frenetic energy and booming choruses come off as a little overbearing, like they're meant to be chopped up for commercials, not heard all together.
		But then comes "You Owe Me An IOU," a circular strutter that kicks off with singer Steve Bays yelping, "He was in the habit / Of taking things for granted / Granted / There wasn't much for him to take," and builds to a chorus that crunches like peanut brittle.
		The Onion is not intended for readers under 18 years of age.
	www.theonion.com /content/node/16200 (370 words)

	purevolume™ \| Death of Eighty
		Between recording and self-releasing their Medicine For The Psyche album, and playing shows such as their televised performance at the ESPN X-Games Dubai 2005, the band have kept active, becoming regulars on the local gig circuit.
		Heralded for savage and brutally cathartic live shows, the band have built a solid, dedicated, and ever-growing fan-base, winning scores of fans with their singles Fourteen and A Year In 12 Days, as well as with exciting and athletic stage antics.
		We hope that shall satisfy your DOE appetite (lol) till we get all the tracks on the album mixed/mastered/produced etc. etc....which should be sometime early next year.
	www.purevolume.com /deathofeighty (852 words)

	Punk Is Not Dead.net - Album Reviews > Great Glass Elevator - "All In The Golden Afternoon"
		Great Glass Elevator are a Southern California indie/emo rock outfit.
		The last song, "Bano De Sangre" would have to be the most interesting song on the album since it's the longest and Great Glass Elevator add many different elements to the song.
		Great Glass Elevator is a band that I recommend everyone check out as fans of the genre should love them and for those who don't like the genre, there's something that you might find interesting about this band.
	www.punkisnotdead.net /editorials/reviews/album/greatglasselevator.php (289 words)

	Tower Records - Elevator [4/5] * - Hot Hot Heat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		I love Hot Hot Heat's most recent album 'Elevator' because it sparked my interest the very first time I listened to it.
		I thought HHH's new album was a bit tame, but that's not such a bad thing.
		This album is a without a doubt one of the best I've ever heard.
	www.towerrecords.com /product.aspx?pfid=3214661 (786 words)

	Hot Hot Heat (Elevator) mxdwn.com review by Elizabeth Halvorsen
		This radio-friendly album is full of sunny songs to dance and feel good with.
		The title Elevator is perfect not only because it is the name of the final track, but because it is a mood elevator.
		The energy of the album fused with the cheeky back-handed lyrics makes this an album to unwind with after a difficult day at work or class.
	www.mxdwn.com /reviews/2005/Hot_Hot_Heat/Elevator (188 words)

	Hot Hot Heat - Elevator : album review
		However a progression is apparent: where the EP was darker and punkier and the debut was fairly raw, Elevator is more slick and shiny.
		The album is sealed off nicely with what sounds like a forthcoming single, Elevator.
		So this album may be moulded from a well-known template but Hot Hot Heat still know how to freshen things up - like shaking an old coveted duvet outside.
	www.musicomh.com /albums/hot-hot-heat.htm (670 words)

	Hot Hot Heat - Elevator - music review
		The Canadian band’s second album ELEVATOR will sound familiar to those who picked up their debut — recent single MIDDLE OF NOWHERE is a good representation of the record as a whole.
		Jaunty guitars, upbeat rhythms and flashes of keyboard are sure to put a smile on the face of even the most jaded of listeners, and songs like the Clash-sounding PICKIN’ IT UP may even get them onto the dance floor.
		Catchy and clever as before, ELEVATOR is bound to appeal to anyone who enjoys a bit of wordplay with their guitar pop.
	www.phase9.tv /musicreviews/hothotheat-elevator-a.shtml (202 words)

	Mibo Modeli d.o.o. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
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		Modification of the servo opening to have rudder and elevator control.
		We used Protech B109, which are also available in our Hobby Shop.
	galerija.mibomodeli.si /albums/129.aspx (47 words)

	Hot Hot Heat - Elevator - Album reviews - Music - Virgin.net
		Following their debut, Make Up The Breakdown, with an "if it ain't broke don't fix it" attitude, Hot Hot Heat's new album is another trawl through post-punk chirpiness, with plenty of upbeat jangly guitars, perky staccato rhythms and danceable tunes throughout.
		Frontman Steve Bays' squawky vocal delivery still has that love it/hate it Kevin Rowland (Dexy's Midnight Runners) feel to it, especially on Goodnight Goodnight, but this is not a distraction, instead his disjointed voice perfectly complements the jerky music he and the other Heats' bring together.
		If you were tiring of the slightly bland accomplishments of the likes of fellow US bands The Bravery and The Killers, Hot Hot Heat appear to be continuing to fly the flag for a style of offbeat indie pop that is brave enough to buck a few trends along the way.
	www.virgin.net /music/albumreviews/hothotheat_elevator.html (158 words)

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