Authors: Sausage King
CD Reviews: December 1997
Cary Bell has long been one of my favorite blues harp players. His new CD release, Good Luck Man, only serves to strengthen that opinion. … read more
Seven Inches Of Sausage
Sausage King gives these albums the three song test, the judge of everything under five bucks. “It has three songs to get me interested, or I’m outta there.” … read more
Seven Inches of Sausage: July 1997
Phew, I love opening up a group of reviews with something that actually sounds good. I remember this groups’ first record, Drunk on the Moon. … read more
CD Reviews: April 1997
Machine Head, just like several thousand other bands, repeatedly call for revolution. The “man” is to blame and “we,” the Machine Head fan club, are not to bow down. … read more
Sausage King
This is a jazz record by a Seattle group. That’s right, a jazz record from Seattle. Maybe it’s signalling the death of grunge. Lord lettuce pays. … read more
Record Reviews
Full of lush ambient soundscapes, this record is a throwback to the early 4AD days. Although the music is reminiscent of This Mortal Coil, it’s not a rip-off. … read more
CD Reviews: October 1996
Everyone left the show saying Nirvana was the best. I was silent, so as to avoid an argument because they sucked. Lo and behold the very show is on this record. … read more
Stiff Sheet
Okay, so far, consistently good releases. The first track would be quite a push as a radio release, would be one of the few things on the air worth listening to. … read more
Record Reviews
EN is one of the most innovative bands of the twentieth century. Their use of any materials to create new and unique sounds is to be complimented. … read more
Stiff Sheet
I want to hate this record. But as a matter of fact, this is one of the best records I’ve heard this year. Excuse me while I go put it on again. … read more
Record Reviews
Here’s the lowdown: I got the record and the review goes like this. Good music, bad lyrics, piss fountain, blood… The record was too short to judge it well. … read more
Record Reviews: April 1996
No you can’t have that Green Day CD. That isn’t music. Listen to these acid-dropping, pot-smoking, heroin-shooting sexual deviates the Beatles. … read more
