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          | prince, cat power, of montreal, rem, pete townsend, amy winehouse, vice chestnutt, the who, the spectacular fantastic 
 
 
 Bradley's Almanac has a live compilation available as a fundraiser for J Robbin's son Cal. I highly encourage you to donate.
 
 Of Mirror Eye returned recently and has Cat Power and Loren Mazzacane Connors live 10-7-99.
 
 Licorice Pizza has Pete Townsend's demos for the Who Are You album.
 
 Thanks Captain Obvious has various covers.
 
 Popdose has Prince live 1985.
 
 You Aint No Picasso has a boatload of covers from Of
 
 Montreal.
 
 The Wheels Still Spin has a write-up and music from The Spectacular Fantastic.
 
 Captains Dead has Vic Chestnutt 11-29-95, The Who's "The Punk Meets The Godfather" demos and rehearsals, REM 6-15-89.
 
 Big O has Amy Winehouse 10-15-07.
 
 
 
 
 
 75OL-037 The Spectacular Fantastic's "Consume" EP has been released in a silkscreened edition of 75 copies. The Spectacular Fantastic is a pop leaning rock band from the outskirts of Cincinnati. The duo, featuring multi-instrumentalists' Mike Detmer and Jonathan Williams, return with their new EP "Consume", co-released with Cincinnati's Ionik Recordings. This EP contains a link for a free download of the online only 'Reward' EP. Having made some of their back catalog available for free downloads, the band believes that allowing the listener to decide what to pay for music is the wave of the future for independent artists. For fans of The Beatles, Neil Young, and Sebadoh.  You can download the track Tiny Little Heart or order a copy at the 75orLess Records website for only $6.00 postpaid.
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Twenty five free mp3s from the 75orLess Record label
 
 
 Today, we offer a collection of free downloads from our 75orLess Records roster.  All of the bands listed below are from the Rhode Island-Southeastern Massachusetts area and have been kind enough to allow these songs to be available.
 
 The Propellers
 Crop Circles
 Colt State
 Man On Edge
 Torches
 Vint Spiders
 Deshingling
 Guntaard
 Spraying Black and Gold
 Get Naked and Roll Around In It
 Killing Pablo
 The Eunich from Munich
 aHOFF
 The Cold War
 Tender Truth
 New Romance
 Fred Kendal Abong
 Messy
 Vultures
 Six Star General
 Hamburgini
 Sun Up Pants Down (Jordan Kitchen Sink Remix)
 Smokers Tooth Polish
 The Spectacular Fantastic - Tiny Little Heart
 Fashion Failures - Society's Flaw
 Baylies Band - Let's Get Stabbed
 Frenzy of Tongs - The Traffic
 Ben Pilgrim - God Should Have Made You Ugly
 Chris Evil and the Taints - Watch You Die
 The Inclined - Is That Enough?
 The Followers - Has Its Moments
 The Masons - Spaceman
 
 
 
 this week is the two year anniversary of the 75orLess record label.  too busy too do anything special but very big thanks to everyone who contributes to make it happen.
 75orLess
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 It's a reasonable question. The idea was born during our daily music chats, while discussing reviews we'd read. There was only one thing we consistently agreed on: they were too long. It seemed the point of how the music sounded and whether or not it was good was lost in an overlong mess of lyric quotes, personal accounts and a seemingly desperate attempt to fulfill a word count.
Eventually someone said, "It's gotten to the point where if you can't say it in 75 words or less, you should shut the eff up". Within a week, 75orless.com was born. The best part about our limit is its reversal of typical music reviews. We limit the amount of words we use, and are not required to reach a number.
 
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