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Seve Vs Evan : Steam Powered Rocket Ship
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Synth Pop Rock N' Roll Baby. Guarunteed to make you happy.
Genre: Pop: Synth Pop
Release Date: 2006
Steam Powered Rocket Ship © Copyright-Seve Vs Evan
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Once Upon a Sailor 2:02 $0.99
Destination Tokyo 2:47 $0.99
Wild West 3:32 $0.99
Ye Ol' Maple Tree 2:53 $0.99
Vanquished 4:19 $0.99
The Grambler 4:16 $0.99
Lady Lady 3:03 $0.99
Castle Greyskull 3:35 $0.99
Under the Apple Tree 3:10 $0.99
Excuse Me Mr. Captain Sir 3:10 $0.99
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Album Notes

With influences that draw from the likes of Hatebreed and Final Fantasy video games, Seve Vs. Evan have emerged from a stagnant scene to cultivate a truly original sound and aesthetic. Over the past three years their powerful live sound and showmanship prove their professionalism, passion and love of good times. Sharing the stage with bands like Ozma, The Rentals, Tilly and the Wall, The Sounds, and The Elected, they have wowed over all the skeptics. With a couple of tours under their belts and three self produced records, their appeal has found favor across the west and even the planet! Their belief in the music comes through in every song. You know they believe what they are saying and you feel it. Whether its relating to the unique and clever lyrics or feeling the kick drum in your chest, you just can't help but dance. -Bio by Jeremy Clifford-

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REVIEWS

Super!
author: Tim
Their music is so fun, it makes happy!
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Excellent!
author: Listeners' Generation
A Review by ListenersGeneration.com... Armed with one wild keyboardist/vocalist, one raging drummer, and a fantastically zany collection of clever, bouncy rock songs, Seve Vs. Evan have released the lyrically rich and fantastically unique CD, Steam Powered Rocket Ship. This two-piece powerhouse from Utah doesn't approach creativity by simply thinking "outside the box." Instead, they smash the box with a sledgehammer, set it on fire with a gallon of gasoline and a Zippo, and watch it burn. From the ashes they create great songs such as their disc opener, "Once upon a Sailor." With a keyboard tone reminiscent of vintage video games and lyrical lines like, "We could not kiss / Said I smelled like fish and needed to clean my teeth," you might feel concerned for the safety of your ears and mind. Let me assure you, as crazy as it is, this is phenomenal stuff. There is intense, pure talent behind this music. Even better is the next tune, "Destination Tokyo." In fact, it's one of my
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Destination Tokyo!!
author: Brandon Bringhurst
I found this video on the burton website that had this song on it. I loved it and i had to find who sang it. It took me awhile to find who sang it but now im glad i did.. this is the sweetest song to listen too!!!
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Seve vs. Evan is only the best
author: Megan
Seve vs. Evan is really different, and non traditional. Which is one of the reasons so many people love them! I know I really enjoy this album, and I can't get enough of it.
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