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	Fugazi (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fugazi is the second studio album of the progressive rock band Marillion.
		It was released in 1984 and was the first album with Ian Mosley on drums.
		The album was produced under difficult circumstances, with the band employing and ejecting a number of drummers in quick succession following the departure of Mick Pointer, before finally settling on Ian Mosley.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fugazi_(album) (263 words)

	Fugazi (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fugazi's music blends elements of punk rock, hardcore, soul and noise with an inventively syncopated rhythm section often steeped in dub or reggae influence.
		Fugazi's unusual experimental sound influenced some later punk music groups, and has proven difficult to categorize neatly; they've been classified as post punk and post-hardcore.
		Fugazi are currently on what the band describes as a "hiatus," partly brought on by the recent forays into fatherhood by Canty and Lally, and may or may not reunite in the future.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fugazi_(band) (1209 words)

	Fugazi - Satan Stole My Teddybear
		Fugazi simply shredded away many of the pretenses found within hardcore and punk and created a unique sound that made the most of the band's cumulative talents.
		Fugazi helped redefine the "post-punk" genre as well as inspire multitudes of bands to approach their guitars in a completely different manner.
		While Fugazi has been a bit more sporadic in their touring and album releasing schedules, they certainly cannot be faulted for putting out subpar material for the sake of having another release out.
	www.ssmt-reviews.com /db/searchrev.php?artistID=468&showReview=true (2491 words)

	Indie (music) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The concept of the album was first introduced with the invention of the phonograph.
		Today, technology is finally at the point where it is affordable for an artist to produce and distribute an album without the assistance of a label.
		Acts such as Wilco have chosen to make their new albums available for streaming before they are released.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Indie_(music) (3427 words)

	EvilSponge: Album: Furniture by Fugazi
		This three song EP was released at the same time as The Argument, their latest album.
		It's Fugazi at their most generic -- doing what you expect them to be doing.
		The Argument, a Fugazi full-length album, to which this EP is an addendum.
	www.evilsponge.org /Albums/Fugazi__Furniture.htm (340 words)

	Fugazi: A Mission To Never Agree - Article - Stylus Magazine
		Fugazi’s first two e.p.’s and seven inch, while not having been granted the monumental status of their later full length albums, are essential listening for anyone interested in the band.
		Fugazi didn’t stop caring about writing quality material or assembling great albums, they simply stopped caring about the external forces – their recorded past, outside expectations, consideration of how new music will be received – that make recording so difficult.
		Fugazi then proceed to sew an extended ending onto the seat of the song that is virtually unrelated to the rest of the song.
	www.stylusmagazine.com /feature.php?ID=4 (8274 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Fugazi
		Yet those are the shoes in which Fugazi has stood now for more than a decade, producing pure, high-intensity punk rock of rare intelligence and artistry without any concession to the tug of commercialism or the internal tensions that usually cause such high-minded organizations to implode.
		The title track, which is indicative of the album, offers a more powerful three-minute burst than anything on the first two records: a dizzying bassline, speedy, powerful drumming and a repetitive squeal that is barely recognizable as guitar.
		Although the album hardly supports its assertion, "Target" gets into what may be bugging the band: the song holds the proliferation of predatory commercial generation-rockers responsible for exploiting innocents and generally spoiling things.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=fugazi (1264 words)

	EvilSponge: Album: The Argument by Fugazi
		I mean, part of the reason sunny days trapped in the office inspire me to drag out Fugazi are their die-hard DIY roots, their strong anti-catpitalist stance, their straight-edge-ness, and their veganism.
		With some Fugazi albums i listen to them a lot right when they come out, and then file them away to be overlooked for other Fugazi albums.
		Fugazi seem to be doing that here as well, only they do it much much better.
	www.evilsponge.org /ALBUMS/Fugazi__TheArgument.htm (1039 words)

	Punknews.org \| Fugazi - Red Medicine
		The first Fugazi album I bought was repeater like 3 years back (I think...) and I didnt like it at all for the first couple of listens.
		I think this album is the start of their "late period" and the three last albums--this one, End Hits, and The Arguement--are one awesome, complete work.
		However this is also an essential album to fully understand the progression of fugazi from album to album.
	www.punknews.org /reviews.php?op=albumreview&id=4494 (2551 words)

	Fugazi - End Hits Review - sputnikmusic
		Fugazi are sometimes over shadowed by their political stances.
		This is one of Fugazi's more complex albums lumped in between Red Medicine and The Argument it has a very different sound then their earlier punk sounding albums like Steady Diet of Nothing and 13 Songs.
		This is album where the standout benefit the weaker tracks because it is a very whole album.
	www.sputnikmusic.com /album.php?reviewid=866&ref=mx (1461 words)

	marillion.com \| MUSIC - Discography - Fugazi \| The Official Marillion Website
		Our second album was to be aptly named ‘Fugazi' (all fucked up, all screwed up), which was a word I'd found in a book called ‘Nam' - a collection of reminiscences from veterans of the Vietnam war, put together by Mark Baker.
		The album cover was one of the few constituent parts that was together and on time.
		‘Fugazi', the title track was inspired by a journey on the Piccadilly line from Earls Court where I lived in a flat for a while with my girlfriend, to the Marquee Club where I lived during the night.
	www.marillion.com /music/albums/fugazi.htm (3124 words)

	Progressive Ears Album Reviews
		Marillion's second album, Fugazi is considered by most of fans to be the worst of the Fish era recordings, due to the incohesiveness of the tracks, and the "dated" murky sound.
		The recent remasters have improved the sound quality, but for some reason the album seemed a bit too dramatic from the Fish side of things, "She Chameleon" is a case in point, not a bad song in matter of fact it's an excellent song, but kind of too dramatic.
		The break up-theme from the title track of the first album is taken to extremes on this one so if you're looking for something uplifting and peppy maybe this is not the best place to look.
	www.progressiveears.com /asp/reviews.asp?bhjs=0&albumID=885 (385 words)

	Fugazi: Repeater ---Ink Blot Magazine
		Fugazi is a band from Washington, D.C. They played their first show in the fall of 1987 and since then they have released 7 albums and toured the world extensively, covering all 50 United States, Europe, Australia, South America, Japan, and many points in between.
		Fugazi's most recent musical releases are Repeater 10-song LP and the Furniture 3-song single, both recorded and released in the fall of 2001.
		Prior to forming Fugazi the members of the band played in various other bands with releases available on the Dischord label.
	www.inkblotmagazine.com /rev-archive/Fugazi_Repeater.htm (519 words)

	Prindle Record Reviews - Fugazi
		Fugazi ignore this album 'cos they think the music is too commercial and the cover is cartoonish (although not related to Bugs Bunny at all).
		They album was relesed on EMI or some major along those lines, which anyone who is versed in Fugazi at all, will know that striking a major label deal would be the last thing for those boys to do.
		Fugazi's ideas and sound remind me a lot of the Minutemen (another favourite group of mine), but unfortunately they aren't half as prolific as Mike Watt and co. used to be.
	www.markprindle.com /fugazia.htm (14237 words)

	Soundtest - A Website About Music Reviews
		Fugazi have been a band known for their politics almost as much as their music.
		What I'm getting at is that the lyrics to a Fugazi album are an important part of the overall message.
		Their earlier albums were the equivalent of an aural assault - a punch right into the stomach to get your attention.
	soundtest.org /az/fugazi-end_hits.htm (679 words)

	Punknews.org \| Fugazi - The Argument
		I had only heard vague reports that an album and single had been recorded; I had no idea that it was ready to come out, and what's more I hadn't spoken to my contact at Dischord for months, another reason for this package being completely unanticipated.
		Fugazi has long been one of my all-time favourite bands, but on End Hits I thought that they got a bit too jammy and forgot that they can write really great songs.
		For Fugazi, this is just another record, but for those of us who are lucky enough to hear it, it's a reaffirmation that music, and punk rock in particular, are still worth listening to.
	www.punknews.org /reviews.php?op=albumreview&id=615 (1564 words)

	Fugazi MP3 Downloads - Fugazi Music Downloads - Fugazi Music Videos
		It's unfortunate that a band so forward looking as Fugazi has been criticized over and over for not remaking "Waiting Room" or "Repeater." Some have called them sellouts, regardless of the band's integrity and class, while others consider them elitists, "guiding" the Washington, D.C., scene.
		Being both ear-shattering and spine-tingling at once, this is Fugazi at their "musical" best.
		Gentle with sense of swagger, these songs lack none of the power that the band is known for, while the two-drum assault of "Ex-Spectator" (courtesy of Brendan Canty and second drummer Jerry Busher) has just as much potency on disc as it does live.
	www.mp3.com /albums/488893/summary.html (375 words)

	Jared's Pick - Album Reviews: Fugazi - Repeater
		Charging no more than $5 for a concert or $8 for a CD (which the band sells through mail order), Fugazi is what Eddie Vedder was trying to turn Pearl Jam into with his Ticketmaster litigation.
		Fugazi is like the Z Magazine of the music industry - working class ethos combined with intelligence untainted by business interests.
		Their music evolved from the D.C. hardcore scene of the early 80's, but quickly moved beyond it; Fugazi is more rhythmically adventurous, sparser and focuses on groove more than just confrontational noise.
	www.angelfire.com /nh/jaredspick/fugazi.html (330 words)

	Amazon.com: The Argument: Music: Fugazi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Fugazi is one of my favorite types of bands, that being one who spits in the face of such tawdry things as "labels", or "genres".
		Fugazi is so bad it hurts, I've never liked them because they can't sing and their music is just plain boring.
		Fugazi deliver more surprises on this album with the vocal harmonies that grace "Full Disclosure" and the late night swagger of "Strangelight." in my opinion, these are two of Fugazi's finest moments and there are times where this album reaches a fever pitch that signals the unstopable force of this seminal group of musicians.
	www.amazon.com /Argument-Fugazi/dp/B00005QHZK (1633 words)

	Fugazi - In on the Kill Taker Review - sputnikmusic
		Released in 1993 In on the Kill Taker is lumped right in the middle of late and early Fugazi releases.
		Oh, and if you aren’t familiar with Fugazi this may not be the best place to start but hell why not.
		This will be the first Fugazi album that I'll listen to, it looks very interesting.
	www.sputnikmusic.com /review_1333 (682 words)

	New Fugazi Album! - @forums
		We have asked repeatedly that old threads not be bumped, but it seems as if you cannot abide by such a simple request, so we are abiding by the request for you.
		My first exposure to Fugazi (that I'm aware of) was through Emm Gryner's cover of "Waiting Room" which is completely different from the original, all piano and such (and very much wonderful).
		Kind of cool to see that there is no universal response concerning what would be the best first Fugazi album (always a good sign).
	www.atforumz.com /showthread.php?t=84655 (272 words)

	Fugazi reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This is combination of the album Repeater and the EP 3 songs, Like their 13 songs release, it showcases their hardcore noise-based punk.
		The album has its roots in punk and doesn't showcase the musical intricacy and complexity seen in their latest Red Medicine.
		I was blown away by this album, which I think is one of best albums released this year.
	www.ram.org /music/reviews/fugazi.html (339 words)

	Fugazi Bassist Recording Solo Album \| News @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com
		Joe Lally, bassist for Fugazi, the seminal post-hardcore band that announced its indefinite hiatus in 2003, is releasing There To Here on Dischord.
		The solo album, slated for an October 9 release, was recorded at Inner Ear Studios by Ian MacKaye and Don Zientara and at the Dischord House by MacKaye.
		does anyone know if joe was in ataxia with john frusciante, becuase i cant remember which member of fugazi it was, it was either the drummer or the bassist....
	www.ultimate-guitar.com /news/upcoming_releases/fugazi_bassist_recording_solo_album.html (378 words)

	13 Songs by Fugazi CD
		Combining the band's first two EPs, Fugazi's 13 SONGS is nothing less than a landmark hardcore album.
		True, the roots of emo-rock are present, but as Fugazi proves here, they are a band whose music transcends labels.
		Fugazi is one of the most flunetial bands of the post punk era.
	www.cduniverse.com /productinfo.asp?pid=1021970&cart=180425071&style=music (384 words)

	Rolling Stone : Fugazi: End Hits : Music Reviews
		When Fugazi first appeared, in the late Eighties, they willfully deconstructed their Washington, D.C., hometown-punk aesthetic.
		Where hardcore legends like Minor Threat (which featured Fugazi singer and guitarist Ian MacKaye) strived to break three-chord land-speed records, Fugazi took the slow road, investigating reggae-influenced riddims and a post-punk guitar iconoclasm that recalled Gang of Four and Sonic Youth.
		Fugazi seem aware of their formalism – they've even named a song "Arpeggiator," an instrumental that unapologetically revels in Televisionstyle six-string acrobatics.
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/fugazi/albums/album/97352/review/5940527 (320 words)

	Fugazi : 13 Songs - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		Disregarding all the wordiness and adjectives that can be heaped like a pile of horse dung at Disneyland upon great, timeless albums, the importance of this record can perhaps be more suitably measured by the number of people who remember the first time they heard it.
		13 Songs (a combination of the Fugazi and Margin Walker EPs) is usually among the first records that spring to mind when defining alternative rock.
		Furious, intelligent, artful, and entirely musical, it's a baker's dozen of cannon shots to the gut -- not just a batch of emotionally visceral and defiant songs recorded by angry young men, but something greater.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,89368,00.html (379 words)

	CANOE -- JAM! Music - Artists - Fugazi Album Review: THE ARGUMENT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		With the world in a state of upheaval, the timing couldn't be better for the latest release from Fugazi, the venerated D.C. indie-rock politicos.
		Like a leftist bolt out of the red, white, and blue, Fugazi detail with vivid conviction issues such as tenants and workers rights -- not exactly the forefront of popular discourse at a time when any criticism of the American system seems tantamount to treason.
		The band's voice is as loud and eloquent as ever, made sharper by their sidestepping the artsy experimentation of latter-day albums.
	jam.canoe.ca /Music/Artists/F/Fugazi/AlbumReviews/2001/10/27/770930.html (231 words)

	Progressive Ears Album Reviews
		Recorded on the Fugazi tour, this therefore predates the breakthrough Misplaced Childhood period, and focuses on material from the first two albums, plus two non-album tracks.
		A track that always had to be appreciated live, this simply eclipses the weak version on the debut album.
		A disappointingly brief album then, but the high points are truly peaks, and the triple-punch of “Cinderella Search”, “Emerald Lies” and “Forgotten Sons” make this a more than worthwhile addition to the band's catalogue.
	www.progressiveears.com /ASP/reviews.asp?bhjs=0&albumID=2898 (461 words)

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