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dmazeLast week, amidst other shopping, I stopped in Newbury Comics and picked up "14:59" by Sugar Ray. This is the album that has the songs you probably actively recognize as Sugar Ray's, Every Morning and Someday. Listening to them side-by-side, one realizes that they really are the same song (similar style, exact same tempo). The album actually has a fairly nice variety of music on it, though; a lot of it seems to have a rap influence, which surprisingly works pretty well. Live & Direct, from what I can tell, dropped a rapper on top of a fairly straightforward rock song. I'm actually fairly happy with this CD.
I also got Guster's "Lost and Gone Forever"; yeah, it's very beige music, but at least it's quality beige, and it comes up regularly in xmms, so I should probably actually pay money for it. Meanwhile, I have even more duplicate titles: "Falls Apart" by both Stabbing Westward and Sugar Ray, "Catapult" by Counting Crows and R.E.M., "Fly" by Moxy Fruvous and Veruca Salt.
I also got Guster's "Lost and Gone Forever"; yeah, it's very beige music, but at least it's quality beige, and it comes up regularly in xmms, so I should probably actually pay money for it. Meanwhile, I have even more duplicate titles: "Falls Apart" by both Stabbing Westward and Sugar Ray, "Catapult" by Counting Crows and R.E.M., "Fly" by Moxy Fruvous and Veruca Salt.
