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kristian Hoffman : I Don't Love My Guru Anymore
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Kristian Hoffman's most folk/rock album - although he "warbles melancholy tales for the postmodern malcontent, there's as much debt to Sparks and Bowie as Phil Ochs and Donovan"(Ben Is Dead) making this an album that "brims with wit and well crafted pop."
Genre: Folk: Folk Pop
Release Date: 1995
I Don't Love My Guru Anymore © Copyright-Gothic Novelty Music ASCAP
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Odd Man Out 3:26 $0.99
Garbage Turns To Gold 4:34 $0.99
I Don't Love My Guru Anymore 4:22 $0.99
I Fell From Grace 3:14 $0.99
Science Fiction 3:47 $0.99
Don't Believe Your Eyes 5:09 $0.99
Bridget Who 3:29 $0.99
Cold But Not Over 4:38 $0.99
New Old Flame 2:39 $0.99
Shantytown 4:43 $0.99
Always 3:51 $0.99
My Generation 2:49 $0.99
What I Meant to Say 5:56 $0.99
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Album Notes

" I Don't Love My Guru Anymore" is the first of three Kristian Hoffman solo CDs available on CD baby. Dedicated popsters' zine "Yellow Pills" says," Hoffman's is a clever, concise collection of left field folk/pop songs. It boasts the perfect union of good songwriting, clever production, and unexpected depth!" while "Genre" says "Kristian's left-field lyrics and splendid classic pop style will remind you of a very bohemian Elvis Costello!" Extensive biographical information on Kristian Hoffman is available right here on CDBaby at his other two solo cd's: "&" and "Earthquake Weather". Briefly, he has led the pop/rock bands ( and NYC cult sensations) the Mumps ("Fatal Charm", a comprehensive career retrospective CD is also available at CDBaby) and the Swinging Madisons; has toured as keyboardist and musical director for Rufus Wainwright and Ann Magnuson, also doing extensive tours and recording with Dave Davies of the Kinks and El Vez. He wrote signature songs for

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REVIEWS

author: Rob Downing
Love this disc. It is very reminisent of Elvis Costelo, but still very original. Perfect pop without selling out. I love Odd Man Out. It tackles a serious issue with a humorous twist...quite clever.
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