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Ms. Led : These Things We Say
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Feminist power-pop with guts
Genre: Pop: Power Pop
Release Date: 2004
These Things We Say © Copyright-Fishy Says Meow
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Stigma 3:09 $0.99
These Things We Say 2:39 $0.99
And Now We Know 3:47 $0.99
Small Change 3:09 $0.99
Gone. 4:18 $0.99
Keep On The Outside 3:14 $0.99
No. No. You're Right 3:26 $0.99
It Took Until April 3:42 $0.99
Killed Me Dead 3:01 $0.99
Move Slowly 3:25 $0.99
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Album Notes

These Things We Say charts on the Best of 2004!! #59 in KEXP's Top 90.3 Albums of the Year #8 in KEXP's Northwest Albums of the Year #7 in Three Imaginary Girls' Northwest Albums of the Year "Stigma" listed in Seattle Weekly's Best Northwest Singles of the Year About the band: Ms. Led is headed by singer/songwriter/guitarist, Lesli Wood (aka Roxy), along with bassist, Matt Menovcik (aka Clark), guitarist Peg Wood (aka Violet) and drummer, Steph Hasselman (aka Bootsy). Ms. Led has become known for their infectious riffs, melodies and hooks that draw you in. Their music contains equal parts crunchy power-pop and punk rock energy. With a decidedly feminist message, Ms. Led has been referred to as a "must-see live show" opening up for such acts as Imperial Teen, The Butchies, Vendetta Red, Visqueen, and The Thermals. Their performances deliver the energy and raw emotion Ms. Led's audience has come to expect, sparking notable excitement from fans and press alike. The band

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REVIEWS

EDITOR'S PICK
author: J-Sin, Smother Magazine
Invigorating anthems start this album off right that’s sure to encompass the mass’s desire to be heard by the elitists that run our country. Producer Martin Feveyear (Mudhoney, Queens of the Stone Age) polishes their sound to a convincing sound-for-the-people indie rock that openly discusses feminism and equal rights. It shouldn’t be much of a surprise that November 2nd is the day that this fantastic political-edged indie rock album is to be unleashed upon the world. The Northwest and Seattle scenes won’t be able to contain this dynamite quartet much longer.
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These folks know how to play
author: Aiding & Abetting
The truth of the matter is that these folks know how to play. That talent can be heard in the subtle touches which fill this album... Even more impressive is the range of styles Ms. Led incorporates into its full-throttle roar. Kinda like a northwestern version of Firewater--substituting a Kill Rock Stars ethos for the klezmer, if that makes any sense... This is another fine effort. I've now listened to this disc three times, and it keeps getting better. Truly fine.
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Spark and motivation
author: Sarah Peters, Lost At Sea
Ms. Led knows a thing or two about where they came from - musically and intellectually - where they need to go, and, of course, the value of a good pop melody to back up the rebel yell. The dirty howls and stylish disillusionment really suits the band well, and the darkness that sometimes seeps through their pop overtones gives them a bit of spark and motivation - you can tell they believe in their convictions, and it's heartening.
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What a great CD!!!
author: Michael
Just when I thought the days of becoming enthralled and excited by a group had past me by, I heard Ms. Led. And I've been rocking to them ever since. This is a fantastic collection of songs; with outstanding musicianship; insightful, provocative and honest lyrics; and best of all a beat that keeps me thumpin'!!! Buy it!!
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