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	dresden dolls 2006 album-dresden dolls on recording their 2006 album yes virginia
		The songs on the new album — which was co-produced and mixed by Sean Slade and Paul Kolderie — range from the thought-provoking ballad “Sing” to the thrash cabaret of “Modern Moonlight,” and lyricist Palmer tackles everything from relationship manipulation to transgender operations to abortion.
		After the Dolls signed with Roadrunner for their sophomore album, they asked to work with Slade and Kolderie, who had championed them when others had not.
		Most of the album was recorded using Neve and API mic preamps to a Studer 827 analog 2-inch through an SSL board.
	mixonline.com /recording/projects/audio_dresden_dolls (1498 words)

	The Dresden Dolls - Album Reviews
		On the evidence of their debut album, this isn't a problem The Dresden Dolls are going face any time soon.
		The songs on this album could easily be interpreted as a set of characters from a musical – from the screaming tantrum thrower in 'Girl Anachronism' to the drama queen on the verge of tears in 'Half Jack' to the spoiled, manipulative and quite frankly creepy little girl in 'Missing You'.
		The Dresden Dolls are an undeniably theatrical act, but it’s theatre in the best sense of the word.
	www.dresdendolls.com /press/album.reviews/drowned.1004.htm (510 words)

	CD Baby: THE DRESDEN DOLLS: The Dresden Dolls
		With the their new debut album, produced by Martin Bisi (Swans, Sonic Youth), receiving accolades from both mainstream and underground media, the Dolls are poised to transcend cult status and smash all commonly held ideas on what a rock band is supposed to be.
		Dresden Dolls are one of the most amazing bands I've heard in a long time.
		The Dresden Dolls are two bundles of energy that add incredible amounts of personality and nuances to honest lyrics.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/dresdendolls2 (1901 words)

	Amazon.com: Yes, Virginia...: Music: The Dresden Dolls (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Boston's The Dresden Dolls seemed to come out of left field when their self-titled debut album began picking up steam via word-of-mouth and when "coin-operated boy" became a cult hit.
		Luckily for The Dresden Dolls, with "Yes Virginia," (2006) the band make a sophomore album that takes up where the debut left off, yet also has its own signature and doesn't merely try to capture the style and spirit of its predecessor.
		While the album is theatrical in nature, at times Palmer seems to break out of her theatrical persona, such as with the candid and sincere "Delilah" and the beautiful, lush "sing" in which Palmer states "life is no cabaret." This makes "Yes, Virginia," a more three-dimensional album compared to the debut.
	www.amazon.com /Yes-Virginia-Dresden-Dolls/dp/B000EGEJWK (1997 words)

	The Dresden Dolls (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Dresden Dolls is the eponymous debut studio album by The Dresden Dolls, which was released on September 26, 2003 by 8ft Records.
		The album was initially released in digipak format.
		Upon signing with Roadrunner Records, the album was re-released in 2004.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Dresden_Dolls_(album) (83 words)

	The Dresden Dolls - Yes, Virginia - Roadrunner Records - CD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Dresden Dolls do what any good band that is worth their salt do; they entertain.
		The Dresden Dolls, by and large, is a duo that bring Amanda Palmer’s uniquely delivered vocals and expert cabaret piano together with bandmate Brian Viglione’s percussion, drums, guitar, and bass to make an album that is as unique as it is satisfying.
		The Dresden Dolls are just the type of refreshing band that helps us to embrace originality and experimentation without clinging to tried and true formulas of so many bands.
	www.musictap.net /Reviews/DresdenDollsYesVirginiaCD.html (609 words)

	Amazon.com: The Dresden Dolls: Music: The Dresden Dolls (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		But that illusion is shattered as the album progresses to songs where the piano is as percussive as the hard drums.
		The Dresden Dolls self-titled debut is a refreshing album that should please most people who are looking for something new and original.
		THE DRESDEN DOLLS kicks off with a tinkling toy piano prefacing "Good Day," Palmer's insistence that she has moved on from an ugly breakup and is having too good a day to let herself be dragged back into the muck.
	www.amazon.com /Dresden-Dolls/dp/B0001XARKE (2091 words)

	The Dresden Dolls: album reviews and ratings
		Sawing, hammering and crashing glass are often heard throughout the album, as listeners spy into this secret world of love, deceit and uncertainty.
		Never rushed, always bold, and completely honest, The Dresden Dolls are the spark of new music that none should ignore.
		A joy to listen to and a joy to share, this album is sure to inspire all who have an open mind and a stable self-image.
	www.musicfolio.com /modernrock/dresdendolls.html (1015 words)

	NPR : Dresden Dolls: Life Is a Cabaret
		NPR : Dresden Dolls: Life Is a Cabaret
		Dresden Dolls' newest album, Yes, Virginia, is cleaner and more mature than its self-titled predecessor, but the music remains theatrical, moody and invariably provocative.
		Before forming Dresden Dolls, singer and pianist Amanda Palmer was a solo artist in the Boston area, while drummer Brian Vigilione was playing bass for another group.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=5613059 (235 words)

	More Info on dresden dolls - - dredsen dolls - - dresden doll
		The Dresden Dolls are a two-piece band from Boston, Massachusetts, formed mid-2000 and made up of singer/pianist Amanda Palmer and drummer/occasional guitarist and vocalist Brian Viglione.
		Additionally, she "liked the parallel between Dresden (destruction) and Dolls (innocence, delicacy), because it is very much in keeping with the dynamics of the music, which sometimes goes from a childlike whisper to a banshee scream within a few seconds."
		On October 6, 2005 The Dresden Dolls were interviewed by the subject of one of their songs, Christopher Lydon, on the radio show Open Source[1].
	www.usgovernetics.com /Dol-to-Edd/dresden_dolls.php (812 words)

	The Dresden Dolls - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Dresden Dolls are a two-piece band from Boston, Massachusetts, formed mid-2001 and made up of singer/pianist Amanda Palmer and drummer/occasional guitarist and vocalist Brian Viglione.
		On October 6, 2005 The Dresden Dolls were interviewed by the subject of one of their songs, Christopher Lydon, on the radio show Open Source.
		Dresden Dolls is the name of an early song by the British band The Fall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dresden_Dolls (771 words)

	Roadrunner Records UK
		Dresden Dolls are releasing 'Backstabber' as a digital single on Sept 11th.
		The Dresden Dolls will showcase songs from their recent album with an exclusive performance in the centre's courtyard.
		Formed in 2001, The Dresden Dolls merges the musical theatre and new wave background of singer and pianist Amanda Palmer and drummer Brian Viglione to create their own distinctive mix of classic German cabaret, goth rock, alternative pop and the cathartic songwriting style of Tori Amos and PJ Harvey.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.co.uk /artists/DresdenDolls (1124 words)

	» The Dresden Dolls: Hello Virginia - Hot Abercrombie Chick! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Dresden Dolls are one of the maybe five bands that actually matter.
		Their official Myspace page (Myspace: The Dresden Dolls) has two songs from the album - “Modern Moonlight” and “Dirty Business” - along with two older songs.
		This Album is nowhere near as good as their self-titled album, or even their live album.
	amandadoerty.com /blog/2006/05/the-dresden-dolls-hello-virginia (897 words)

	'If he were my boyfriend, I'd break up with him' \| \| Guardian Unlimited Arts
		The Boston home of Amanda Palmer, singer and pianist with the Dresden Dolls, is so eye-poppingly weird that she could get away with calling it a tourist attraction and charging admission.
		Bookshelves groan with tomes on Dalí, the Holocaust and Duran Duran.
		The Dresden Dolls like to tell interviewers they fell in "rock love", which is a cute way of simplifying a very complicated relationship.
	arts.guardian.co.uk /features/story/0,,1756485,00.html (1271 words)

	The Dresden Dolls Yes Virginia - review of The Dresden Dolls's new album featuring Sing
		I don't know if the Dolls listened to some kind of feedback on their work, but at least they solved my issue with their music by delivering a more accessible album filled with haunting songs without abandoning their Brechtien identity.
		The Dolls continue with their formula, some crazy piano-cabaret with a light Goth-punk feel, but this time their songs got into my head instead of giving me some weird chill.
		With Yes Virginia, The Dresden Dolls won me over, while staying true to themselves, and, in the process, they probably found a wider audience.
	www.plume-noire.com /music/releases/thedresdendolls.html (174 words)

	Yes, Virginia... - The Dresden Dolls - Song Listings
		The Dresden Dolls could never be accused of being shy and retiring, but on their second full-length, Yes, Virginia..., they sound more confident than ever, igniting their cabaret-rock with more crazed inventiveness and you-are-there immediacy.
		While the highly theatrical, stylized sound of the Dresden Dolls might seem to be the substance of their music -- and, admittedly, it does draw the listener in right away -- it's the strong songwriting that makes the band truly impressive.
		Palmer's lyrics have a mix of sympathy and disdain for the people and subjects in her songs that makes them seem very honest in spite, or perhaps because of, their theatricality.
	www.mp3.com /albums/20093669/summary.html (532 words)

	The Dresden Dolls 'Yes, Virginia' reviewed on the official website of writer, Laura Hird
		The first Dresden dolls album was a wonderful surprise.
		The kind of idiosyncratic, single minded album that few other bands would have the guts or the inclination to produce - Mark E. Smith comes to mind - and although they were never going to sell a million, it was a treat in amongst the usual suspects and the mediocrity (Razorlight take a bow!).
		As with the first album, most of the songs are concerned with the darker side of love / sex / relationships blah blah blah.
	www.laurahird.com /newreview/yesvirginia.html (694 words)

	Plastic Toys - Dresden Dolls new album (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Its a good album, but doesn't have the edge the 1st one had.
		Instead they seem to have indulged their more sensible side and it leaves me a little bit cold.
		Still a great band, but hopefully album number 3 will be better.
	www.plastictoys.co.uk /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=215 (168 words)

	The Dresden Dolls - The Dresden Dolls - Song Listings
		But when someone does come up with something that is truly fresh, he/she deserves applause -- and there is plenty of freshness on this self-titled CD by the Dresden Dolls, a Boston-based duo that successfully blends alternative pop/rock with German cabaret.
		Not only has it affected Palmer's darkly theatrical melodies, but also, Palmer and drummer Brian Viglione (the Dresden Dolls' other half) sport a look that is part goth and part Weimar-era burlesque.
		And much to their credit, the Dresden Dolls make their unorthodox alt-rock/cabaret blend sound perfectly natural rather than forced.
	www.mp3.com /albums/626231/summary.html (674 words)

	Yes, Virginia, There's A New Dresden Dolls Album (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Dresden Dolls will have something for both your ears and eyes this spring.
		More dedicated Dolls fans who need a faster fix will be able to get it through The Dresden Dolls' Companion Songbook at the end of this month.
		The album would have been without cover art, too, if it wasn't for a call to fans to make submissions.
	www.chartattack.com /damn/PrintThis.cfm?ID=2006030106 (209 words)

	Upcoming.org: Dadaist Vaudeville - Amanda Palmer (Dresden Dolls) at Bloor Cinema (Wednesday, June 14, 2006)
		Amanda Palmer, of the critically acclaimed sensation The Dresden Dolls, will be hitting the road this summer in support of the band's sophomore album, Yes Virginia, with a typically ambitious experiment: Celluloid vaudeville!
		True to punk cabaret form, The Dolls will be calling on their vast network of local performance artists to deck out the local venues, which have been lovingly handpicked for this event, with suitable dÃ©cor.
		The album which has also received critical acclaim from Blender, Entertainment Weekly, Elle, Seventeen.com, Stuff Magazine, Jane, Alternative Press, LA Times, Spin, The New Yorker and more features the exceptional premiere single "Sing," which is getting significant airplay around the country.
	upcoming.org /event/85452 (561 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: Arts :: Dresden Dolls Worried about ART Debut
		In collaboration with cast and crew members from the American Repertory Theatre (ART), The Dresden Dolls and director Marcus Stern have recreated Grass’ subterranean nightspot.
		For The Dresden Dolls, who got their start in and around Boston, the production is a homecoming of sorts.
		Werner Sollors, the Henry B. and Anne M. Cabot professor of English literature, says the Dolls aren’t far off—the satirical edge of Weimar-cabaret performances was razor-sharp.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=516437 (884 words)

	Stream the New Dresden Dolls Album (donewaiting.com)
		You can listen to the entire album over on MySpace.
		You insult my love of Kill Hannah but then say the Dresden Dolls album is "beyond awesome"?
		A few weeks ago I heard "Sing" on the radio - not knowing who it was.
	www.donewaiting.com /archives/2006/04/stream_the_new_dresden_do.php (128 words)

	The Dresden Dolls : The Dresden Dolls - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		It's unrealistic and foolish to think that every artist who comes along should be a trendsetter; people who shake things up as intensely as Charlie Parker, the Sex Pistols, John Coltrane, the Beatles, or Nirvana are the exception instead of the rule.
		Lead singer Amanda Palmer brings an unlikely combination of influences to this release, and they range from Kurt Weill and Marlene Dietrich to goth rock, punk, and the riot grrrl movement.
		Palmer has been greatly affected by the emotional catharsis of PJ Harvey, Courtney Love, and Tori Amos -- her performances can be very stream-of-consciousness -- but she has also been influenced by the cabaret of Germany's pre-Adolf Hitler Weimar Republic (although Palmer writes and sings in English exclusively on this album).
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,2857123,00.html (410 words)

	BBC - collective - The Dresden Dolls - The Dresden Dolls - album
		Not so with The Dresden Dolls, as I recently found out.
		The Boston man-woman duo (Brian Viglione on drums, Amanda Palmer handling piano and vocals) assumes the style of an androgynous kabuki theatre crashing into a goth convention.
		The result is usually bearable, but be warned: listening to the entire album in one sitting can be headache-inspiring.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/collective/A2208629 (244 words)

	The Dresden Dolls : Das Punk Cabaret
		The Dresden Dolls, the sensational punk cabaret duo hailing from Boston.
		In the summer of 2002 I met Amanda when she was performing with Brian at one of her famous Box parties.
		AP : I actually like looking very feminine with the porcelain doll makeup going on, and then just like obliterating that image with doing this brutally honest music or whatever is we can pull out that just is the complete opposite of how we actually look on stage.
	www.freeassociationradio.com /dresdendolls2003.htm (5976 words)

	artrocker - Dresden Dolls album review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The difference is that Manson made an overblown rock puddle that destroyed any iota of class he previously possessed, while the Dolls do it so fantastically well that you might linger under the shocking impression that something exciting is happening in music again.
		Palmer’s piano is so fierce you can hardly tell where the seam between voice and percussion begins and ends and it’s a visceral, glorious thrill, much like the rest of the album pumped up as it is by rambling tales of insecurity and sardonic nods to beauty queens.
		It’s time to forget the hideous catastrophe that was Keane and the blandness of Vanessa Carlton and her ilk and succumb to the pianoforte’s darker delights.
	www.artrocker.com /reviews/albums/albums7.shtml (401 words)

	Pixie Vision Productions :: PARTIES, EVENTS, CONCERTS & TRAVELS
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	www.pixievisionproductions.com /gallery/events (411 words)

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