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	Euphoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Euphoria, an Effingham, Kansas based rock band combines straight ahead hard rock music with traces of funk drumming to form a their own style of music uninhabited by the mainstream rock/alternative music today.
		In 1996 Euphoria recorded again at Sixth Sense Studios, this time their plan was to release a full length album.
		Euphoria’s first single off their new CD, "1,000 times before", has been chosen for the soundtrack of an upcoming movie, "To the Cukoo’s Calling".
	www.thezone.org /bands/euphoria.html (408 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: Euphoria [Import] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Leftover Salmon's second major label album doesn't have even one ounce of consistency with regard to the styles of music in each track; however, what bleeds through each track is the band's love of their music, whatever music they happen to be playing at the moment.
		Admittedly, the album get's off to a pretty poor start, "Better" is presicely the kind of bland, generic jam-band studio track that the band seems to be all about not being at all about.
		Euphoria is a euphoric album whose only shortcoming is its shortish (42 minutes) duration.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000000OKJ (811 words)

	Lights of Euphoria: album reviews and ratings
		Over the years, Torben worked with an extensive list of musicians/vocalists who landed their voice to Lights of Euphoria, the more notable of which being the contribution of Jimmy Machon (Godheads) who provided all the vocals on the albums Blood Brothers ('97) and Voices ('99).
		Euphoria's vocals are rough, but completely undistorted and totally legible, which can be a source of distinction in a genre where distortion is often the name of the game."
		Shadows Merging is a Lights of Euphoria remix of the Run Level Zero track released in 2001, while Dyskonnect is a God Module song remixed by Torben.
	www.musicfolio.com /modernrock/lightsofeuphoria.html (1230 words)

	The KISSFAQ - KISS Chronology/Timeline © Julian Gill
		The album has the working title "The Harder They Come", while the recording sessions in LA are not the happiest time for the band used to the New York atmosphere with Gene being unable to drive and Paul's guitar being stolen.
		The contract defines solo albums as equaling 1/2 of an album with minimum number of songs to equal an album being 5, thus confirming that the solos were not just something done to keep the band together in 1978.
		The album is initially targeted at the KISS Expo circuit and is later reissued with the new title "Euphoria"...
	www.kissfaq.com /chronology/timeline.html (20312 words)

	Euphoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Amazing : I had bought Frantic Euphoria and almost snapped all 3 cds it was that bad, instead I refunded and bought this.
		Euphoria cds have mostly been euphoric trance,however dance music has moved on now, with the selection of trance out there not as dynamic and groundbreaking as it once was...
		It is not a typical Euphoria album and has all the hallmarkrs of a typical MOS one...
	music.mysic.co.uk /Euphoria (973 words)

	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock PA-PF
		Their fourth album, ISHQ (it's pronounced, "ishk", not an acronym) continues along the same lines as Private Power, but is much more mature in its melding of recordings of traditional ethnic folk and spiritual songs with rock instruments.
		Parsons later remixed the album for CD re-release, but showed very good taste by limiting this process to a couple of added solos and synthesizer textures, which fit seamlessly in with the original recordings, and the restoration of Orson Welles' Poe recitations, recorded during the album sessions but omitted from the original mix.
		The album's songs deal with various aspects of women, but mainly in terms of male stereotypes and pop cliches, either as idealised objects of desire or unfaithful tormentresses of the fragile male ego.
	www.gepr.net /pa.html (14362 words)

	EUPHORIA! -- by Timothy Lynch
		Once in a while an album is released that erases barriers and preconceptions and categories.
		If this album is called "Euphoria" it is because that is how Salmon feel during and after the spawning ritual.
		Great for dancing, driving or any old time, "Euphoria" is sure to bubble under in so many "market niches" that the very categories we generally use to segregate types of music on the radio will need to be rethought.
	www.his.com /~vann/LoSstuff/EuphTL.htm (691 words)

	George album news
		I have seen zero television ads for the album, and though there are 3 PBS stations in the area, I've never seen either the edit of the promo DVD aired on any of them, nor have I heard the promo-only 'Stuck Inside A Cloud' on the radio at all.
		Albums tend to debut higher and then fall sharply (I hope Brainwashed hangs in there during the holidays, at least).
		I also am miffed that Capitol/Paul released the live album and DVD the week of the annivesary of George's death; it would have been appropriate (and better sales-wise) to have released "Brainwashed" on Nov. 26, the week of the anniversary, and pushed McCartney to Dec. 3.
	abbeyrd.best.vwh.net /news/geospeaks.htm (9513 words)

	Album Reviews
		This album was originally released on the now defunct `Artists House' label and I have to say that executive producer Chad Kassem has wrought the biggest improvement over an original I have ever heard.
		This album appeals on two levels; firstly Witherspoon's havy jazz background makes him easily accessible to the blues novice making this a excellent primer for the tentative blues fan, and secondly Witherspoond appeals to the connoisseur with his wonderful intonation, timing and sense of occasion.
		This album possesses all the qualities of his early work, but with a refinement that doesn't bleach the overall picture.
	www.rockbase.co.uk /album.htm (1812 words)

	Daily Vault - January 28, 1997
		Before this album hit the shelves, their first two albums didn't receive much attention.
		Perhaps the most notable feature of this classic album is the fact that is never loses any steam.
		If this album is buried somewhere in your collection, pop it out and give it a spin.
	www.dailyvault.com /1997_01_28.html (417 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Let It Come Down - Spiritualized at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		After 1997’s psychedelic-breakdown soundtrack “Ladies and Gentlemen we are Floating in Space,” this pop-oriented album suffers from less-inspired songwriting and too few hooks and tempo changes.
		Spaceman” Pierce fired his band between his 1997 and 2001 releases, it made music-biz headlines but raised few eyebrows.
		The computer- or airplane-like hum opening “Don’t Just do Something” harks back to the “ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space” beginning of the same-named album, the latter an intro modified to sound like it had come from the stewardess aboard a spaceship.
	www.epinions.com /content_49829088900 (1510 words)

	Euphoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Euphoria (1997 album), an album by Leftover Salmon
		Euphoria (1999 album), an album by Def Leppard
		In computing, an XMMS plugin made with the Enlightenment foundation libraries.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/E/Euphoria.htm (115 words)

	Melting Euphoria - "Inside the Gardens of the Mind" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		However, the space whisper vocals of the superior Upon the Solar Winds are noticeably absent, and instead the band creates their mood music with the usual swirling synths and effects-laden guitar but no vocal accompaniment.
		Highlights from the 50-plus minutes include the three-phase 'Amplified Ohm,' in which synth master Zero produces some very cool flute-like sounds, and the finale 'Celestial Hysteria,' with a fast-paced riff reminiscent of Gong's 'Master Builder.' The track 'Arwr Rhithwelediad' is either based on a Welsh folk song, or their typewriter got stuck.
		It's too soon to give up on Melting Euphoria, but I'd like to see a bit more time spent on composition for their next one.
	www.aural-innovations.com /issues/issue2/melt01.html (337 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Euphoria Morning: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Having said that, none of the album is anywhere near as heavy as his former band, Soundgarden, anyway.
		Chris's vocals soar all through the album and demonstrate to me, once again, that he has one of the best and most recognisable voices in rock.
		Cornell has gone to another level of musical talent this album is recommended to all especially those familiar with cornells side project temple of the dog both show cornell in his best light.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000025AH7 (899 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 09:04:37 +0000 (GMT) Subject: Re: Erp!- Astralasia tour they're at the Cambridge Boat Race (a nice pub) on the 22nd March, apparently, at which time I'll be on my way to Kathmandu.
		Date: Thu, 6 Mar 1997 14:50:45 -0800 Subject: RE: Erp!- melting euphoria This message is in MIME format.
		Date: Fri, 07 Mar 1997 15:13:58 EST Subject: RE: Erp!- melting euphoria Its not even the same album without headphones....Too bad all my Ozric offshoot tapes weren't the same quality....They'd probably sound great on headphones....
	www.xmission.com /pub/lists/erpnotes/archive/v01.n040 (2018 words)

	Metropolis Records: Lights of Euphoria
		Lights of Euphoria is currently comprised of instrumentalist Torben Schmidt and vocalist J. Machon.
		Lights of Euphoria formed in 1992, initially intended to be just a one-song project for the Body Rapture Volume II under the Zoth Ommog label.
		With a rhythmic quality that strongly hearkens to such well-respected bands as X Marks the Pedwalk and Front 242, Lights of Euphoria's music is known for its heavy beat and playful style of sequencing.
	www.metropolis-records.com /artists?artist=lights (661 words)

	Euphoria - the journey through 1997
		We perform 20 original compositions (10 in English, 10 in Hindi) and pass out a survey for the audience to rate the songs.
		August, 1997: The tempting tentacles of Education lures yet another away from Euphoria.
		She was (is) talented, bright, warm and most of all unflinchingly dedicated to our cause.
	www.dhoom.com /journey/1997.html (297 words)

	Delerium: album reviews and ratings
		Their first album was released in 1987, a debut which was followed by seven similar sounding records.
		Capitalising on the success of Semantic Spaces, the duo embarked on a much more ambitious project, their 1997 release Karma, where they worked with Kristy Thirsk, Sarah McLachlan, Jacqui Hunt, and sampled extracts from Dead Can Dance and Lisa Gerrard songs.
		Having said that, the album is still reasonably enjoyable, if you can get your head around the fact that Bill Leeb and his trusty sidekick Rhys Fulber have actually re-united to produce such a poppy album in the first place.
	www.musicfolio.com /modernrock/delerium.html (1309 words)

	Amazon.com: Karma: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Sarah McLachlan, Kristy Thirsk, Camille Henderson and Jacqui Hunt definitely contribute to this celestial album which is close to becoming a masterpiece for the ages with ethereal sounscapes of sensual new age/trance beats; not to mention Gregorian style chantings of actual monks, made infamous on songs like the Egyptian "Rememberance" and the Middle Eastern "Lamentation".
		This album released in 1997 by the two boys of Delerium (Bill Leeb/Rhys Fulber) still sounds as innovative, inspiring and amazing as it did when I first heard it 8 years ago.
		But this album 'Karma' paved the way for Delerium to change from the dark sounds to a lighter, more mainstream contemporary sound and this album heralded that change moreso than the albums 'Poem' or 'Semantic Spaces'.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000005DCB?v=glance (1516 words)

	Travis - NME, September 27, 1997
		before they'd released a record, and who recorded their debut album in New York with one of the most famous producers of the '80s (Steve Lillywhite) are here at the request of Noel Gallagher.
		Leaping from the van in a hail of "fucking hells," the "luckiest band in Britain" gingerly approach the venue and peer around the door.
		Travis' set is received with the waves of euphoria normally reserved for Oasis: guitar solos are greeted with screaming hysteria, hands are raised repeatedly above heads and when--two hours later--Noel demands a round of applause for the support band, the response is deafening.
	www.he-ey.org /exeter.html (1908 words)

	WFMU :: The Cherry Blossom Clinic - August 16, 2002
		The Cherry Blossom Clinic with hostess Terre T is currently heard on SATURDAYS from 3pm to 6pm (EDT) on WFMU, 91.1 fm (NYC/East Central NJ) and on WXHD, 90.1 fm (Hudson Valley,lower Catskills, Western NJ) and worldwide on the internet.
		Note: The music bed between sets is the william orbit remix of pierre henry's "psyche rock" taken from the 1997 album metamorphose -- messe pour le temps present featuring the music of pierre henry and michel colombier (FFRR/polygram 4562942).
		The last column may have tons or NO info depending on how reliable my notes are.
	www.wfmu.org /playlists/shows/4720 (174 words)

	PROGRESSIVEWORLD.NET: OTHER VIEWS
		All references to other bands and other albums are meant as ways to express similarity, not influence.
		The balled "June" (5.28), the next track on the album might also be very poppy but in a very nice way.
		Overall, I think this album is better than their previous one Beware of Darkness, which is currently doing very well in the 1997 DPRPoll.
	www.progressiveworld.net /spocksbeard2.html (851 words)

	Biography Body
		Thankfully, Little Wing is not the flamenco visionary's last album, but rather the last product of his current incarnation as a musician - a pause to reflect on past influences and styles before moving forward into new musicalpursuits.
		Liebert's next project, 1996's double album Opium, also Grammy-nominated, was an adventurous synth and sample laden project featuring both the energetic bright and mellow introspective sides of the artist.
		Leaning Into the Night/Inclinado en la Noche was released on Sony Classical in 1997, a collection of twelve compositions arranged for guitar and orchestra which not only established a new direction for Liebert, but won him an eight week stay atop the Billboard Classical Crossover chart.
	www.lunanegra.com /www/ol/biography/bio_body1.htm (1539 words)

	Amazon.com: Vanishing Point: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		But this album is much more diverse in style than that.
		I also think this album has a more mature sound than their earlier albums: less ear candy and more song crafting.
		And a damn sight better than their Rolling Stones "tribute" album that preceeded it, Vanishing Point is a return to what Primal Scream do best.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000002NET?v=glance (1602 words)

	Battle of the Baritones: Iggy Pop Vs. Chris Cornell (NY Rock) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Avenue B is a somber mix of spoken words and sparsely instrumented songs of loneliness and regret that only occasionally hint at their adrenaline-addicted author, the madman who spends as much time diving into his crowd as he does singing to it.
		Cornell too is no slouch when it comes to hitting the low notes and it's frightening to consider how much better he's going to get as he continues to refine his skills.
		Euphoria's Velveeta smooth vocals prove he's well on his way to being a master of his Kraft.
	www.nyrock.com /reviews99/iggy_cornell.htm (982 words)

	Sonic Valley is now Caravana Rolidey
		The first album by the folksy, bluesy, pop rock band The Garden, previously known as Garden Variety.
		Davíd Garza, of Austin, is a pop artist drenched in the pop rock of the 1960s and 70s with a few other things thrown in.
		Instant Soul is a fine compilation album from King Curtis, one of the best sax players in Rock 'n' Roll and RandB.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/lcseiler/reviews.htm (354 words)

	Bjork (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Although not everyone understands her, it's tough to deny that she is explosively talented, and that her artistic vision - not to mention her unique voice - is one of the most innovative in recent pop music history.
		If you do four albums, and one song out of four should be that cover version, that's OK. But I think I won't be doing a lot of that.
		Half a year ago when the album was ready, everything about it was domestic.
	www.grm.net /~ajvande/reads/bjorkreads6.html (2078 words)

	Joyous Shout! Update - Fall 1997
		Also in 1997 was a 7 day tour of the UK with barnstorming dates in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Cambridge, Birmingham, Norwich and London.
		November '97 also brings Chico's first appearance with his Euphoria group in Greece, and we also are looking forward to the North American debut of "Chico Hamilton-Dancing To A Different Drummer" in the Fall programming on the new Ovation Arts Network.
		We look forward to meeting anyone who is planning on being in New York for the upcoming Jazz Times Convention (if you would like to schedule a meeting please give me a shout), and you can also now get booking information on Chico by contacting Paul Hoffer of Abbey Hoffer Enterprises Inc. at 212.935.6350.
	www.joyousshout.com /chupf97.html (262 words)

	Steingasmic Euphoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A lover of the grand scale, Jim Steinman's Bat Out Of Hell expands reality to create a great thrill ride built on a framework of universalistic truth fueled by energetic hormonal eruptions, nocturnal emissions and the high-octane belief that desire and necessity are the very same thing.
		The number of people who have bought this album into their heart and home is mind-boggling yet, entirely understandable.
		The sound acts as a showcase for the lyrics and the same is true in reverse.
	www.jimsteinman.com /20me.htm (385 words)

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