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A Band Called Spike : Subliminal Salt
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Obscure Americana in the hard classic rock vein with a touch of bohemian-physychedlia for some flavor.
Genre: Rock: Hard Rock
Release Date: 2005
Subliminal Salt
A Band Called Spike
Record Label: A Band Called Spike
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Aulderwater 4:53 $0.99
Nana's Cage 3:05 $0.99
Butt Smokin Hags 3:49 $0.99
Closer to the Bone 2:44 $0.99
Danny Pearl 3:13 $0.99
Forfeit Lives 3:04 $0.99
Alarm Clock Ringing, Alarm Clock Time 3:19 $0.99
Black Leather Punk 2:30 $0.99
Satellite Farms 5:46 $0.99
Dancin Girls 2:57 $0.99
The Violet Hour 8:48 $0.99
Attack of the Chickenwire Fences 1:04 $0.99
Cycle of the Paradox Part 1 6:10 $0.99
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Album Notes

A Band Called Spike 2005 release "Subliminal Salt" on Alger Mt. Limited-TileMite Reservation. From the Zappa influenced "Attack of the Chickenwire Fences", the political "Danny Pearl", dancin in the Playboy Mansion "Dancin Girls", ariel benders such as "Satellite Farms", to a bunch of "Butt Smokin Hags" this disc has it. ABCSpike bring there witty and serious side along for the ride again.

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REVIEWS

killer
author: dressed in black
Finally a band that know's how to play rock. 3 piece full throttle rock band that know's how to lay it down. Remind's me of the way rock should be played with feeling and impact, Carry on. Blackie
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Lots of Sound from 3 Pieces
author: Jackie Langley
This is this groups 3rd CD and you can hear the growth. It's a great listen. My favorate 3 songs are Danny Pearl, Butt Smoking Hags and Attack of the Chicken Wire Fences. Danny Pearl is a heartfelt lament for the reporter killed by terrorists and has a great hook. Butt Smoking Hags has an airport lounge feel to it and smartly plays on the old cigarette ad slogans (for those of us old enough to remember). Attack of the Chicken Wire Fences is an under a minute tight machine gun kind of song that leaves with a what was that? effect. The other songs display a tighness of interplay between guitar, bass and drums. The bass player shoots out a lot of notes similar to John Entwistle but it never feels overdone. Overall a great listen.
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