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Frank Giaramita
05/04/05, 09:42 PM
Marjorie Fair (http://www.marjoriefair.com) have put up a new media player (http://www.marjoriefair.com/sampler/) in support of their upcoming album, Self Help Serenade, which hits shelves July 19th through Capitol Records.

Note: Anyone else think this band has the potential to be huge, on a lasting level?

spotcollins
05/04/05, 10:23 PM
it's good, but i don't know about that video- the field shot is played out, directors and bands should refuse to do it for a while- also, there seems to be alot more people playing in that field than i hear instruments on the track... perhaps its my shitty speakers, but perhaps its not. either way, the songs are still really fucking good.

quitmyscene
05/04/05, 10:50 PM
they sort of remind me of u2, mixed with some other stuff. not a bad thing.

PaperclipAnemia
05/04/05, 11:02 PM
they sound like a travis knockoff

TheWoj
05/05/05, 01:22 AM
Note: Anyone else think this band has the potential to be huge, on a lasting level?
damn frank, what's with you and all the noting?
you have a note on everything.

"and thats why... you always leave a note."
(that was for Gleebo, in the event he reads this thread)

Wheez
05/05/05, 06:34 AM
I agree wholeheartedly.

OveriseFan
05/05/05, 07:16 AM
These guys are really good.

They could definately be a lasting band, I *guess* they're associated with our scene due to technicalities.

KarateExplosion
05/05/05, 07:32 AM
this is a poor man's ambulance ltd.

finchfan313
05/05/05, 08:22 AM
Why?! If someone had left a note, this innocent man would still have his arm!
"and thats why... you always leave a note."

lol.

I agree, they do sound something like Travis.

Frank Giaramita
05/05/05, 08:50 AM
damn frank, what's with you and all the noting?
you have a note on everything.

"and thats why... you always leave a note."
(that was for Gleebo, in the event he reads this thread)

I have a note on 1 out of the 22 things i posted, that's not a lot at all.

M3ice
05/05/05, 09:34 AM
They sound alot like Travis but definately have some potential with a certain crowd

i3rendan
05/05/05, 09:34 AM
i like em. i need some mp3's from this band.
so i can be hip.

derricklc22
05/05/05, 12:06 PM
i like em. i need some mp3's from this band.
so i can be hip.
I like this band pretty good. Whoever made the comparision to U2, I agree his voice sounds similiar to Bono's

KarateExplosion
05/05/05, 01:10 PM
I like this band pretty good. Whoever made the comparision to U2, I agree his voice sounds similiar to Bono's
you're a fucking idiot.

you also need to learn how to conjugate adjectives.

JAX
05/05/05, 02:04 PM
Marjorie Fair (http://www.marjoriefair.com) have put up a new media player (http://www.marjoriefair.com/sampler/) in support of their upcoming album, Self Help Serenade, which hits shelves July 19th through Capitol Records.

Note: Anyone else think this band has the potential to be huge, on a lasting level?

i loove marjorie fair. If you dont believe me or frank when we say this band is stellar - Check out what all the major british press had to say (the album was released in the UK last year).

Where I work Aside, I SERIOUSLY love this band. Great people and great musicians. one of my personal top 5 releases of the year.

Self Help Serenade UK Reviews:

“A stroke of genius. . .a modern classic.” “Five stars”
-Andy Gill, The Independent,

“A candidate for debut of the year.” “Four Stars”
- James McNair, Mojo

“. . .(a) mushrooming mood of wistful, opiated escapism. . . an epic backdrop” “Four Stars”

- Martin Aston, Q magazine
“. . .brilliant. . .”
- Bizarre

“ Melodic and explosive. . . a rich harvest” “4 Stars”
- Chris Roberts, Uncut

“A real joy. The band draw on the inspiration of Neil Young, John Lennon and Brian Wilson. . . quite brilliant.”
- Music Week

“Disarming stuff for the disenchanted.”
- Cat Goodwin, NME

“Lovers of sensitive West Coast singer-songwriter rock will find plenty to enjoy on Self Help Serenade.”
- Sunday Times

“. . .furiously taking notes from their West Coast predecessors such as the Beach Boys and Grandaddy.”
- Kari Wyn, Logo

“. . .soaked up the 'holy triumvirate' of Neil Young, Brian Wilson and John Lennon.”
- Simmy Richman, Independent ABC

“For every one-part reference, enigmatic lead singer Evan is five-parts individual talent.” - Hit Sheet

“. . .rapturous melodies and pungent lyrics.”
- Big Issue

Cleanplateclub
05/06/05, 09:57 AM
Yea i defeintly like this band. whether they ahve staying power? too soon to tell.