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	MySpace.com - David Karsten Daniels - Seattle, Washington - Folk / Rock / Ambient - www.myspace.com/davidkarstendaniels
		Along the way he signed up for a new library card, figured out how to cook sweet potatoes, and married the love of his life.
		David's newest album Fear of Flying is out now on Fat Cat Records.
		hey man i just happened to be on pitchfork today and saw your album review...it sounds really good.
	www.myspace.com /davidkarstendaniels (586 words)

	Sharks - Recreational killer CD (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Still, on the whole, to call The Sharks Batmobile-copycats is absurd, because a) The Sharks were around first (according to the liner notes they're from the beginning of the eighties), and b) when listening to this album, it becomes obvious that any such resemblances are only skin-deep.
		Still, the album has got its moments even after the beginning, such as the humorous Hooker, sung by Gary Day, who plays slap bass (one of the best sounding instruments around...), The Blockhouse and especially Charlie (The Sequel), which is basically the same song as Charlie, yet with new lyrics...
		Overall, the album is riddled, as I already said, by being a tad uninteresting and boring.
	www.nervous.co.uk /reviews/cdmpsy013.htm (414 words)

	Sharks
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		Sharks (album) Sharks is an album by the band UFO.
		Tintin and the Lake of Sharks Tintin and the Lake of Sharks is a Tintin story that was originally an animated film, not...
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/sharks.html (207 words)

	Lenola: Sharks and Flames: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Granted, there were some great songs on that album-- their excellent versions of "Born Under a Bad Sign" and "Crossroads" (and, of course, you can't fuck with "White Room")-- but the album's rigorous overall consistency in tone and color made it remarkably dull as a whole.
		The song is one of the few that employs a real climax, opening with fervent strumming and swelling harmonies and ultimately bursting into a fuller texture borne on pounding drums, all the while flaunting some nice fretboard fireworks.
		Yet, despite some good material, Sharks and Flames ultimately succumbs to that age-old double album curse: it just doesn't need to be as long as it is, and with some editorial discretion, it could have been much easier to swallow.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/l/lenola/sharks-and-flames.shtml (606 words)

	sharks and minnows press (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sharks and Minnows the perfect example of a band that is able to freely move around genres and general sounds to create a style of music that is distinctly theirs.
		Sharks and Minnows -- the members of whom, bassist Chad Spangler, drummer Daniel Heisel and singer/guitarist/sole song-writer Christopher Simony, have been playing in bands in Atlanta since high school -- sound like what you'd expect from a trio where, live, two members' shirts are tucked in while the other's is tattered.
		Sharks and Minnows sound, both recorded and live, is reserved yet raw, pop yet post-punk, a phenomenon explained perfectly by their influences, which range from U2 to R.E.M., the Smiths to XTC, Hüsker Dü to Jawbreaker -- your typical quality college radio fare.
	www.sharksandminnowsmusic.com /press.htm (6755 words)

	Psychobilly bands - The Sharks
		The Sharks origins can be traced back to the Rock 'n' Roll revival that the UK experienced during the mid - to - late 70's.
		Recorded in 1982, The Sharks debut album 'Phantom Rockers' was to become a classic album, one that Nervous label boss Roy Williams has since described as 'archetypal British Neo-Rockabilly'.
		The Sharks have drafted in Trotsky (of the legendary Sub Humans and Citizen Fish) on drums.
	www.wreckingpit.com /psycho/bands/sharks.php3 (782 words)

	EvilSponge: Album: The Cost of Living by Sharks and Minnows
		Whereas their previous recordings had suffered from mediocre mixing and recording techniques, this new album is easily one of the best pure recordings I've heard in a long long time.
		Although Devin Simony is not limited to one instrument, his contributions flesh out the album, giving a fullness to the sound, which enhances the recording.
		Although I hoped that the time and care Sharks and Minnows took in producing the album would be well worth while, I honestly didn't expect the album to be this outstanding.
	www.evilsponge.org /albums/SharksAndMinnows__CostOfLiving.htm (918 words)

	InternetEd Reviews: UFO- Sharks (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Consisting of vocalist Phil Mogg, bassist Pete Way, drummer Aynsley Dunbar, and guitarist extraordinaire Michael Schenker, Sharks is an album with razor-sharp riffs and a lethally accurate rhythm section.
		The production on Sharks is clean and is very effective at separating the verses from the choruses, though the vocals are mixed a tad too high.
		Sharks starts off with “Outlaw Man,” a pounding hard rock tune that is followed by the gritty “Quicksilver Rider” with its riff-heavy structure and anthemic chorus.
	www.interneted.com /Reviewpages/ufosharks.htm (238 words)

	MelodicRock.com - Interactive Melodic CD Reviews
		While I am not upgrading the album to classic status, I will concede that it is better than a 50 score.
		This album is a good one but for UFo to produce another classic they will need to get keyboards back in the mix and get a name producer someone like Zito or Nevison someone who knows how to get that rich classy sound.
		Sharks picks up steam on the second track, and by #3 (Serenity) it's a steamroller.
	www.melodicrock.com /reviews/ufo-sharks.p3 (2542 words)

	CMT.com : The Sharks (Hard Rock) : Biography
		The Sharks were one of the bands that most helped shape the rockabilly revival during the 1980s in the U.K. Since its inception more than 20 years ago, the group went through several incarnations, a few break-ups, and quite a few different
		The album went on to be released in CD and colored vinyl formats.
		The Sharks reunited in 1993, a decade after the band's first incarnation, thanks to a suggestion from Gary Day of the Frantic Flintstones, whose album Wilson was producing at the time.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/sharks_hard_rock_/bio.jhtml (557 words)

	KC Sharks: Sharks News
		The KC Sharks started their season off with a 4-0 undefeated tournament play at the Ray Pec Panthers Tournament this weekend.
		The Sharks would like to pass along their sympathies to Mark W. and Jodi on the passing of their son, Jake, on March 24, 2005.
		Mark was one of the original Sharks coaches and Jake was the first generation #20.
	eteamz.active.com /KCSharksNKCA/news (1146 words)

	The Sharks - Biography
		The Sharks were formed in the late 1970's by guitarist Alan Wilson and were initially a 50's style Rockabilly band.
		In 1993 Alan was producing an album for The Frantic Flintstones when bass player Gary Day suggested that the Sharks would be well received should they ever reform.
		So, the Sharks started recording - using Gary on bass - and were snapped up by Cherry Red records who released the Sharks comeback CD on their Anagram label.
	www.the-sharks.co.uk /biography.htm (603 words)

	The Sharks - CD Phantom rockers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Sharks are the archetypal British Neo-Rockabilly going on Psychobilly act, with the brilliantly 'clean' guitar sound of Alan Wilson and the amazing slap-bass of Steve Whitehouse.
		This was their first album, and it's essential listening.
		The Sharks' previous bass player and drummer were brothers, I replaced them with Steve and Hodge, and within one week we recorded a demo in a small studio.
	www.nervous.co.uk /reviews/nercd008.htm (546 words)

	190300 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Sharks were an extremely competent short-lived UK outfit put together by Free bassist, Andy Fraser, Nucleus guitarist Chris Spedding, vocalist Snips and drummer Marty Simon (Eno).
		This was also the last album (for a while, anyway), to feature vocalist Ronnie James Dio, who would be replaced by Ian Gillan for the "Born Again" album, which was not a particularly good move in many people's eyes, by the way.
		Subsequent albums, although very good, veered in a slightly more commercial direction, obviously with the view being to attract a wider audience.He's been releasing albums fairly consistently over the years, and they all have the same high quality standard of musicianship that is expected of this seasoned guitarist.
	www.dinosaurdays.co.za /190300/d190300.htm (1540 words)

	EvilSponge: Album: Light As A Feather, Stiff As A Board by Sharks & Minnows
		They are a young band, and this album reflects that.
		It's not that bad if you are listening to the album through your speakers, but when you but on your headphones you really hear it.
		Sharks & Minnows continued to be hampered by poor production, but that's something easily overcome.
	www.evilsponge.org /albums/Sharks&Minnows__LaaFSaaB.htm (660 words)

	Picture Gallery :: Sharks
		Sitting on a kind of "natural" theatre (see description of the dive site, North Horn), there were tens of sharks circling around in order to get their share of the cake.
		Getting good shark pictures with this camera means you have to come very close to the sharks, or even better : just stand in their escape route, then they swim towards you until the last split second they decide suddenly to turn away from you (see picture 2).
		Notice the two different kinds of sharks on the pictures, the Whitetip Reef Shark and the somehwat fatter Grey Reef Shark.
	www.jancami.be /gallery/Sharks (135 words)

	UFO
		'Sharks', the band's brand new album, set for release on SPV on September 2nd, is once again the result of the not always entirely unproblematic but always fruitful cooperation between this volatile trio and drummer Aynsley Dunbar.
		'Sharks' was produced in San Francisco by Mike Varney and engineer Steve Fontana, the same team behind the successful predecessor, 'Covenant'.
		The subsequent two studio albums, "Lights Out" (1977) and "Obsession" (1978) spawned huge hit singles such as "Lights Out", "Too Hot To Handle" and "Only You Can Rock Me" and rank among the most successful UFO recordings of all time.
	www.workhardpr.com /Archive/UFO/ufo.html (906 words)

	SHARKS
		Sharks comes two decades after UFO's last meaningful hit, at a time when you'd think UFO would call it a day and raise a glass to the late '70s, when Lights Out and Obsession were huge and Strangers in the Night was being heralded as a landmark live album.
		Sharks is a musical masterpiece, in my humble opinion the best album UFO have ever made.
		So there it is, Sharks in all its glory, a compelling musical masterpiece, with more hooks than a Peter Pan convention.
	www.strangers-in-the-night.com /sharks.htm (2943 words)

	Photo Gallery :: :: 2004-2005 ::
		01.07.2005 :: shanghai sharks vs. xinjiang flying tigers :: the sharks cheerleaders
		01.07.2005 :: shanghai sharks vs. xinjiang flying tigers :: shanghai won 92-83
		01.07.2005 :: shanghai sharks vs. xinjiang flying tigers
	www.shanghaidiaries.com /gallery/peoplepages0405?page=9 (116 words)

	Echolalia: triple j music reviews (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Although I'm usually hesitant to give any album 5 stars after only a few listens this album just grabbed me. While the album is a natural progression from Beautiful Sharks they aren't simply treading water with this their third LP.
		It is a good album, but lets not get carried away as I have heard many people suggesting it is album of the year.
		after first listening to this album i have to say their was not one song i didnt enjoy, there's nothing better than a real good album with each song as good as the next...
	www.abc.net.au /triplej/review/album/s317109.htm (1988 words)

	TX PSY - Interview with Alan Wilson of The Sharks
		I've done a fair few albums for them in the past, the last few were done here, the rest in other various studios.
		Frenzy are in here right now doing a new album which will be out at Christmas - I think it's by far their best work to date.
		I have fond memories of some of the Sharks gigs, and also gigs I did when I was in the Flintstones and also Colbert Hamilton, but I mainly remember the recording sessions.
	www.texaspsychobilly.com /WilsonInterview.htm (1554 words)

	Nervous Index
		The Sharks - Phantom rockers NERCD008 The Sharks - Phantom rockers NERCD008 Buzz and the Flyers - a Rockabilly band from New York - complete track listing, CD cover scan and review.
		Frenzy - Hall of mirrors NERCD016 Frenzy's first album with full track listing, sound samples and a scan of the CD booklet." 1066077284 8 frenzy - hall of mirrors nercd016 frenzy's first album with full track listing sound samples and a scan the cd booklet.
		The Quakes - The Quakes NERCD037 The Quakes' first album, and their wildest - this page has a full track listing, sound samples and a scan of the CD booklet." 1066077287 6 the quakes - nercd037 quakes' first album and their wildest this page has a full track listing sound samples scan of cd booklet.
	www.nervousrecords.de /mainindex.htm (2730 words)

	Turtles, Sharks & Beavers interview (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For instance, talking a bit about this, there's an album that I listened to recently, which surprised me for the "irony" it expelled: Marillion's "Radiation." It showed me how it is possible to establish a well-reasoned critic through jokes or through the "language of the absurd," regarding a serious problem such as environmental protection.
		I couldn't hear this last album with attention, but my friend Hugo Mariutti (from Henceforth) is crazy about Marillion, and so I always listen to new albums with him.
		I remember having listened to their first album several years ago, and I still consider it as a pretty original and, at the same time, twisted product.
	www.dvsrecords.com /edgeoftime/e14/inturtle.shtml (3392 words)

	The Sharks Gallery
		This album has been viewed 22 times since 08/15/05.
		This album has been viewed 48 times since 08/02/05.
		This album has been viewed 66 times since 07/11/05.
	thesharks.net /gallery (62 words)

	Hot News from The Sharks, Alan Wilson and Western Star Studio (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The album consists of 12 tracks- most of which have been co-written by the Sharks in one way or another.
		An album is expected to surface on the Western Star record label as well as possibly a vinyl EP on Black Jack records.
		The Sharks pulled out of the 3 day psycho festival in Los Angeles this May. This is because the promoter was forced to change the date for reasons beond his control and unfortunately the band were not available to play on the new date.
	www.western-star.co.uk /studio/hotnews.html (2183 words)

	DVD Talk Forum - New UFO and Ted Nugent albums
		UFO's new album, Sharks, is more like their great Walk On Water album from 1995 than their last album (Covenant).
		There are a couple recycled riffs on the album (one intentionally), but with 14 songs on the album that is easily forgiven.
		For me, what really works about Walk On Water and Sharks is that you see an aging band that isn't trying to pretend that the guys in the band are all still 29 or 30 years old.
	www.dvdtalk.com /forum/printthread.php?t=240791 (1415 words)

	Photo Gallery :: :: 2003-2004 ::
		01.28.2004 :: shanghai sharks dance team :: luwan stadium
		02.08.2004 :: shanghai sharks player alex scales signs autographs :: luwan stadium
		02.08.2004 :: shanghai sharks player alex scales signs autographs while being stared at even more intensely :: luwan stadium
	www.shanghaidiaries.com /gallery/cityscenes0304?page=6 (124 words)

	♫ Crazy Beat Records -Sharks (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From our shop in the UK we specialise in affordable Sharks music, we sell Sharks 45’s and we are one of the cheapest UK Sharks stores supplying the latest Sharks CD vinyl music in the UK.
		We can offer several Sharks deals that are available to you from a Sharks CD album to a Sharks vinyl album.
		With every latest Sharks product our Sharks team (uk) and music at Crazy Beat Records Sharks UK take the time to listen to you and find what is the best Sharks artist for you.
	www.crazybeat.co.uk /Sharks.htm (505 words)

	Fishing Charter and Guide Service in Key West and the Florida Keys shows Photographs of Tom Rowland and Rich Tudor’s ...
		Bonefish, Tarpon, Permit, Snook, Redfish, Sharks, all live in the Florida Keysand Key West and these guys guide fishermen from around the world to the top species found on the flats of Key West, Islamorada and the Florida keys.
		Permit, Barracuda, Goliath Grouper, Snapper, Grouper Jacks, Snook and Sharks are all targets on the wrecks of Key West, The Marquesas, Islamorada and the Florida Keys.
		Shark fishing can be done with spinning tackle, conventional or by flyfishing in a skiff, Skeeter Bay Boat or offshore center console.
	www.saltwaterexperience.com /Gallery.htm (1332 words)

	Shutterfly Pro Galleries - Albums
		Click on an album to view the pictures and order prints.
		Pictures from the home meets of the 2007-08 season of MDIY Sharks swimming.
		Pictures from all the home meets from the 2006-07 season of MDI Y Sharks swimming.
	www.shutterfly.com /pro/nedjophoto/Albums (247 words)

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