Wow! Where did these guys come from?
author: Russ Gamz
The short blurb about the music changing as fast as the weather is right. It's great that both of these guys sing, because it keeps you from getting bored with one voice. I also like the arrangement of instruments. Best stuff is the bongo-conga beat vs the drums. The writing really makes you think, too. I'm ready to meet the Oriental Girl.
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I am very surprised by this album!!!
author: John Kramer
I heard about this acoustic duo from a friend of mine and so I decided to take his advice and pick up a copy. The first 3 songs totally blew me away. Intelligent lyrics and solid music throughout the disc. "Under The Hammer and Sickel" is an awesome song period. This CD is interesting because it encompasses so many styles of music. I'm excited to see these guys live!!!
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Top ten on my play list.
author: Randy Wuehle
If you like music ranging from Dave Matthews to Steve Earle, if you like sounds ranging from tight vocal harmonies to solid bass lines, if like lyrics ranging from social commentary to sublime reflection; you will love this CD. Intreguing words and arrangements. Cohesive play list and playing. Solid and soulful musicians and sounds. Top ten on my play list!
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An eclectic mix: Tight, Humorous and Intelligent
author: "In My Life" Guy
The whole Two's A Perfect Number CD is filled with interesting songs, varied vocals and nice harmonies. Roy and Eric complement each other nicely on instrumentation and vocals. The lyrics can be darkly funny (Single Finger Salute and Ode to Bob Barker) and/or evocative like "Walk to the edge where the pavement turns trail" (Under the Hammer & Sickle). Chattanooga, Tennessee makes me wonder if I should at least visit there to see if I agree with the song. Two's A Perfect Number is easy to listen and Okham's Razor live shows are great fun though I've seen them only at the Perfect Pint.
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