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	Frenzy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Frenzy (1972) is a crime thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, and is the second last feature film of his extensive career.
		The narrative made use of the familiar Hitchcock theme of an innocent man overwhelmed by circumstantial evidence and wrongly assumed to be guilty.
		The film opens with a sweeping shot along the River Thames to the Tower Bridge, and while the interior scenes were filmed at Pinewood Studios, much of the location filming was done in and around Covent Garden and was an homage to the London of Hitchcock's childhood.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Frenzy (843 words)

	Dizrhythmia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The album was released domestically by Mushroom Records, and overseas by Chrysalis Records.
		The album is regarded as the start of the band's breakthrough, and marked a shift from art rock to more pop-oriented songs.
		Kate Bush was recording her first album, The Kick Inside, in the studio next door to Split Enz during the Dizrythmia sessions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dizrythmia (242 words)

	Frenzy World the Official Frenzy Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Frenzy are a 3 piece band, formed in the August of 1983, during the successful revival of the Rock-a-Billy music scene around that time.
		Frenzy came to be in a music shop in Bristol, when Steve and an old friend, Simon Brand, were playing around with guitars and double basses one Saturday afternoon.
		Frenzy's popularity had not gone un-noticed by some of the larger independent record labels, and soon Frenzy had been signed by ID Records in London.
	www.frenzyworld.co.uk /biography.shtml (822 words)

	Jesusfreakhideout.com: Five Iron Frenzy, "Our Newest Album Ever!" Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Regardless of the fact that this album was not as wild and crazy as their previous 1996 effort Upbeats and Beatdowns, it still remains a worthwhile CD for any hardcore ska fan to add to their music collection.
		However, the next 2 tracks are pretty self-explanatory as "Where is Micah" is the band's ode to their lead guitar player Micah Ortega who always ends up being late for band shows and usually the last person to arrive back on the tour bus when leaving a concert venue.
		Regardless of the fact that Five Iron Frenzy will no longer be a band after November of this current year, their music will still remain in the hearts of ska fans all across the country.
	www.jesusfreakhideout.com /CDreviews/OurNewestAlbumEver.asp (293 words)

	FRIDAY NIGHT FRENZY -- The Best in Christian Rock!
		Their first single off the album "Move This City" is a catchy encouraging tune, but again doesn't offer too much in the originality department, which tends to be the problem with most of this CD.
		And lastly, their first single from this album, "Pure", has good intentions and is kind of a fun song in a way, but they really are trying to hard to do something different here and it just turns out to be one of the weakest songs on the album.
		Copeland is capable of more and this isn't the perfect sophomore album that you would like to see, but they were courageous enough to play around with their music some and not stick with the same formula, and that doesn't always work.
	www.freewebs.com /fridaynightfrenzy/cdreviews.htm (2115 words)

	cMusicWeb.com: Five Iron Frenzy 2: Electric Boogaloo
		I had been curious about Five Iron Frenzy ever since I read an article about the lead singer's college roommate who carried a golf club (a 5 iron, to be specific) for protection with him wherever he went.
		The album is even educational, giving dictionary definitions of some of the song title words such as "Spartan" and "Juggernaut".
		Listening to the album for the first time was one of the greatest consecutive 39 minutes and 27 seconds of my life.
	cmusicweb.com /modernrock/fiveironfrenzy/electricboogaloo.shtml (596 words)

	Da' Five Iron Frenzy Pad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Now, nearly three years, and two albums later, this high-octane octet of ska-core crazies are still skankin' the night away.
		Five Iron Frenzy's first album: "Upbeats and Beatdowns" was released in November of 1996 under a record label founded by Frank Tate [5 Minute Walk Recordings], called SaraBellum Records.
		Mean while, if you've never been to one of their concerts, I suggest a crash course in skanking, and a cheap pair of sunglasses, because during the excitement of the crowd, they'll probably get broken.
	www.angelfire.com /ma/DApad57/fif.html (252 words)

	luminous frenzy - music and soundtrack production partnership.
		Luminous Frenzy are Frank Frenzy and Louise Luminous.
		This is a marvellous album from start to finish, the music is entrancing and the album has been produced with incredible care and taste.
		Frank played guitar on the main stage with Yam Yam, who were previewing their forthcoming album on Big Chill Recordings....
	www.luminousfrenzy.com (449 words)

	Alternative Rock - Cheeses... - Five Iron Frenzy free mp3 full albums download (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This album is not for those new to the world of Five Iron Frenzy.
		If you do not already know the band, and are not familiar with their style, this album will not mean much to you; in fact you probably won't like it if you are not already a Five Iron fan.
		This isn't as much an "album" as a collection of stuff that the group had laying around - old recordings of stuff, recordings of the members of the group just goofing around, stuff that wasn't good enough to be released on an official album.
	www.playtunes.net /album/8278.html (594 words)

	HM - Five Iron Frenzy Review
		Their Live album (released literally months later) showcased their often raucous and energetic live shows with crowd singalongs that often overpowered the band itself as well as over the top stage banter in between songs.
		With its swipes at salsa and other musical genres as well as darker lyrical themes, Hype was their most mature record up to that point, but a lot of their fans just weren’t hearing itor buying it for that matter.
		The first time I heard the song as off of the live album, and the passion was so intense that I started crying at the bridge and the chourus.
	www.hmmagazine.com /reviews/album/f/five_iron_frenzy1003.php (3642 words)

	Five Iron Frenzy thrills fans with new live release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		No, this album is also a testament to the fervor of the fans who love their gospel message.
		The album is 18 tracks long, but between almost all of the tracks, the bandmembers take turns doing outrageous things for the audience.
		It's an appropriate way to clos ethe album, but be sure to fast-forward to the hidden track, where several minutes of mistakes and funny miscues have been recorded for posterity.
	www.joshrenaud.com /grossworld/newspaper/970_a_e.html (353 words)

	Darediablo: Feeding Frenzy: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Feeding Frenzy's thrusts are unrelenting: Jake Garcia's thick, angular riffing may evoke lots of fond (if repressed) Deep Purple memories, and all three have chops-y tendencies that could be considered sorta prog.
		But Feeding Frenzy is more of a beer-in-plastic-cups party than a studied meditation, and the music is jumpy enough to get anyone dancing-- even if all your moves are preemptively restricted to fist-pumping and head-bobbing.
		Darediablo can be a little trickier than they seem on paper, though: the instrumentation here is clever enough to satiate those who regularly storm through Guitar magazine, and their approach is varied enough (from heavy to relaxed to curiously harmonious) to keep casual listeners poised and curious.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/d/darediablo/feeding-frenzy.shtml (437 words)

	Five Iron Frenzy's All The Hype That Money Can Buy
		And with typical Five Iron Frenzy style comes their third full length studio release, All The Hype That Money Can Buy.
		The album is book ended with two of the best songs on the CD.
		This album proves their staying power as an innovative and prophetic band.
	www.realmagazine.com /new/reviews/fif5.html (522 words)

	BLOWZABELLA : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Jo Fraser (b 4 Dec. '60, St Albans, Herts) joined the group late that year, bringing fresh opportunities for branching out as she played saxophone and sang; the first album with her was their next studio album A Richer Dust on Plant Life '88, prod.
		Central to it was a suite of tunes called 'The Wars Of The Roses' commissioned by the Arts Council of Great Britain to commemorate the final battle of that civil war 500 years earlier; they performed it on the evening of the anniversary in East Stoke church near the site of the battle.
		Shepherd left '89, to be replaced by Andy Cutting (b 18 March '69, Harrow); Swayne rejoined Dec. '89 in time to prepare for next Blowzabella studio album, Vanilla on Special Delivery '90, which reinforced their position as a leading European folk dance band.
	www.musicweb-international.com /encyclopaedia/b/B161.HTM (781 words)

	Punknews.org \| Five Iron Frenzy - The End Is Near
		The whole band sounds tighter as a group now and this album is like a reflection on their time as a band and a goodbye gift to their fans.
		It's not the strongest song on the album, but it does work to establish the sound and feeling of the album and works great as an opening track.
		I can't give this anything less than a 10, not only because of the album itself, but because of how perfectly it represents the career of a band of people that haven't been afraid to be who they are despite criticism thrown at them from both the punk and Christian communities.
	www.punknews.org /reviews.php?op=albumreview&id=2264 (1835 words)

	Tulip Frenzy: John Buckley's Top 10 List
		It was a good year for the Knitter family, what with their reunion album and Dave Alvin's brilliant rendering of "Highway 61 Revisited," but nothing all those ex-Xers did had the power of John Doe's best solo album ever.
		Live albums don't ordinarily make the grade, but when a band whose last two studio albums have utilized the studio itself as an extra player, plays with this level of ferocity, it really stirs things up.
		So it took Beck to produce the best Eels album of the year, an album that was to LA circa 2005 what "Sandanista" was to New York circa 1980.
	journals.aol.com /johnbuckley100/TulipFrenzyJohnBuckleysTop10List (911 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on 2: Electric Boogaloo - Five Iron Frenzy at Epinions.com
		The best album Five Iron Frenzy has produced to date, Electric Boogaloo deviates from their ska roots without losing the energy and witty wordplay that characterized their past albums.
		The verses are melancholy Latin-flavored reggae that shift to the album's usual rock during the chorus.
		Five Iron Frenzy doesn't want to be placed on a pedestal, lauded as the most moral, or most artistic, or most funny band in the music world.
	www.epinions.com /content_48627486340 (2572 words)

	Jesusfreakhideout.com: Five Iron Frenzy, "Electric Boogaloo" Review
		Five Iron Frenzy has been one of the main three ska bands who have found their own ways to endure through the increasing fall of ska.
		Their fourth full-length studio album, Five Iron Frenzy2: Electric Boogaloo picks up where their previous album All the Hype That Money Could Buy left off.
		The album closes with "Eulogy," continuing the band's tradition of ending their albums with a thoughtful, reflective and often worshipful tune.
	www.jesusfreakhideout.com /CDreviews/ElectricBoogaloo.asp (345 words)

	Alternative Rock - All the Hype That Money Can Buy - Five Iron Frenzy free mp3 full albums download (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		One of their chief song writers left the group before songs for this album were written, and the various members of the band (all 8 of them) kind of traded off on song writing duties for this album.
		As a result, it lacks the unity in sound that a lot of their other albums had (Electric Boogaloo has the same failing, but not to the same extent).
		For the FIF beginner go for one of their first two albums or the Quantity is Job 1 EP for their finer work.
	www.playtunes.net /album/7505.html (520 words)

	Five Iron Frenzy Fans Unite! - Past Updates
		Their new album should be out in a few months (around early 2003) and they're set to release another album on the label, too.
		If you don't live near a store and want to have the album on street week you can order it at 5minutewalk.com we can submit that number to them also, but buying it in the stores is better for the band.
		I will continue to manage Five Iron Frenzy with the goal of getting them on big tours and opening doors for them to take their ministry to a bigger audience and hopefully get on a major label, but will not be sighing any new bands.
	www.geocities.com /fiffansunite/updates.html (5935 words)

	Enzology - Radio New Zealand's story of Split Enz - [5] Frenzy
		The lyrics in Abu Dhabi, which take a swipe at "greedy westerners" and "oil barons", weren't printed on the album's lyric sheet in case they caused offence to rich people or were considered racist.
		The album’s cover was painted by Raewyn Turner, the band’s lighting operator and Eddie’s partner at the time.
		Due to the original version of the album sounding “like it was produced in a milk shake machine”, “Frenzy” was completely remixed by Eddie in 1981 for its debut release in Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. Side 1 contained songs from the Mallory Earl sessions, plus the Tickle-produced I See Red.
	www.radionz.co.nz /nr/programmes/enzology/ep05 (409 words)

	Music: Dave Matthews Band records live CD, Christian ska band Five Iron Frenzy releases 'newest album ever' - 11/19/97 ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Throughout the album Dave Matthews grapples with of a love of life, and yet a feeling of emptiness in that life knowing that his time on earth is short, and feeling uncertain about his fate once he dies.
		While the album draws the listener in musically, the lyrics of the twelve songs, mostly penned by lead vocalist Reese Roper, create an odd mix.
		About half the songs on the album discuss serious subjects, while the rest are much lighter and include their experiences on tour, childhood memories and a humorous tribute to Canada.
	www.spu.edu /depts/falcon/archive/nov19-97/stories/dave.html (665 words)

	Five Iron Frenzy - a Feature of The Phantom Tollbooth
		This album is less interesting horn-wise but the songs themselves are more thought out than any of our previous songs.
		This may be the first album of ours that I will listen to on a regular basis.
		I think that people will see a musical growth on this album, which is what we always try to do, but I think that it will still sound like an FIF album.
	www.tollbooth.org /2001/features/5if2001.html (1605 words)

	Split Enz MP3 Downloads - Split Enz Music Downloads - Split Enz Music Videos
		Stripped down of the earlier excesses, the album hints at the direction the band would take in the '80s while capturing a rare, rougher side to their music.
		While the Cars were between their fourth and fifth albums, Elektra reissued their first and second albums together on a single cassette.
		The band jokingly referred to the album as their "true greatest-hits album," but it's no exaggeration...
	www.mp3.com /albums/19144/summary.html (348 words)

	Electric Boogaloo by Five Iron Frenzy - a ReALMagazine.com ReView
		The lyrics are tried and true Five Iron, with plenty of goof ball songs like 'Pre-Ex-Girlfriend' and 'You Can't Handle This,' and a classic Five Iron anthem in 'Farsighted.' The writing is typically impressive, honest and blunt.
		Their passion for some of the fringe issues of typical Christianity, like the mistreatment of Native Americans and rampant commercialism and materialism, are loud and clear on this album.
		It's a good album and will probably serve to broaden their fan base, but it won't find a permanent place in my CD player.
	www.realmagazine.com /new/reviews/fif6.html (411 words)

	Frenzy! by Hawkins, Screamin' Jay CD
		FRENZY is one of several excellent sets that offer a compelling entry point into the crazy musical world of Screamin' Jay Hawkins (another is the best-of collection, VOODOO JIVE).
		While it opens with his best-known song, "I Put a Spell on You," FRENZY makes it clear that Hawkins' interests stretched far and wide.
		The set includes punchy rhythm & blues pieces, nonsensical forays into the worlds of pop and rock, wild cabaret numbers, and tracks of faux-operatic mayhem.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/1397695/a/Frenzy!.htm (310 words)

	Mrs Brow(n)stone - Articles - Still Feeding On Frenzy Of Guns N' Roses' 15-year-old Album (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		For months before that weekend, the project that would eventually become one of the landmark rock albums of the last 15 years hung in limbo.
		Since its release, the album, which boasts hits such as "Welcome to the Jungle" and "Sweet Child O' Mine," has sold over 15 million copies.
		"That album represents one of the last eras when rock 'n' roll was truly rock 'n' roll," says the guitarist, who was 8 years old when he discovered the album through friends.
	www.stormpages.com /brownstone/articles/2002/stillfeedingon.html (1300 words)

	Five Iron Frenzy Fans Unite!
		Life after Frenzy is good, except for the missing all of my friends around the country part.
		Our original plan was to have the final album only availble at the summer festivals and the fall tour, but because so many of you wanted to get it early, we are making it available to order on line starting tomorrow (06-21-03).
		This album is especially for all you kids who love the rare funny tracks (like "Rhubarb Pie"), the stupid songs that havent been released (like "Dogfood"), and all the rad hard-to-find b-sides (like "Kamikaze" and "Marty").
	www.geocities.com /fiffansunite (8125 words)

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