The Dododo Song by Hot Rocket

Reviewed by: Terry Slater

Very poppy - yeah I like this. Can imagine everyone sings along to this. Not greatly original but what is!

The Dododo Song by Hot Rocket

Reviewed by: Roos Gatuwniksan

love it, if only i could download it.

04 February by Solenca

Reviewed by: Giselle Pleylauff

Love the guitar and nice singing too. A very pleasant recording.

01 Day to Day by Solenca

Reviewed by: Giselle Pleylauff

Great little jazz track - much enjoyed.

SUZIE by THE BEGGARS LAKE

Reviewed by: Giselle Pleylauff

Another great song! Well done boys!

HARBOUR SONG by THE BEGGARS LAKE

Reviewed by: Giselle Pleylauff

Nice 70's style rock - opening reminds me of something. Tres bon!

SUZIE by THE BEGGARS LAKE

Reviewed by: heroimous bosch

reminds me of the levellers-not a bad thing. nice touch with the mandolin, makes a pleasent change from twangy guitars the arty farty bands use

Sow the Seeds by Alan Grier

Reviewed by: heroimous bosch

a bit like an english slant on american folk rock. nice gentle vocals. it drifts along in a relaxing sort of way

HEDONISM by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: heroimous bosch

bowie-esque master class in raw rock n roll. mean guitars, throaty vocals in a song about the seedier side of life-my favourite of the three

DO IT AGAIN by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: heroimous bosch

perfect follow up to blue white power that really brings you back to earth with it's mellow sounding guitar

BLUE WHITE POWER RADIO by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: heroimous bosch

sound like a live jam-and they're really having fun doing it-and doing it well. a nice pre punk rebel song

Reptiles by Let's Tea Party

Reviewed by: heroimous bosch

good bass riff, the rest isn't very interesting though

Reptiles by Let's Tea Party

Reviewed by: sami turner

i love your music you are the best i need your album but i cant find it anywhere help me

Sow the Seeds by Alan Grier

Reviewed by: fookin bastard

Nice vocals, nice guitar sound, nice song. Nice

HEDONISM by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: fookin bastard

Very Aladin Sane era Bowie with Tom Waits vocals, raw guitars, sorded subject matter & a harmonica solo at the end -Brilliant

TUPPERWARE PARTY by SEBASTIAN T BURN AND THE SRAEGS

Reviewed by: fookin bastard

Obviously not meant to be taken seriously, this is quite good. Like a grunge country & western

DO IT AGAIN by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: fookin bastard

Plaintive lead vocals, nice backing vocals, cool, sleepy guitar solo. the exact opposite of the other one but almost as good

BLUE WHITE POWER RADIO by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: fookin bastard

Fuckin' hell! Take me to Woolworths for a crappy £10 stereo so I can listen to this properly. Nearly blew my speakers back to 1974-Full on attitude. Art pop meets eddie & the Hotrods

All I've Learned by Holt

Reviewed by: fookin bastard

Moody & miseable & I'm still waiting for it to start

SUZIE by THE BEGGARS LAKE

Reviewed by: fookin bastard

Ah, sounds like one of the long gone electric folk nights at a pub I used to go to.

HEDONISM by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: Colin Morrison

Not as good as the other two maybe because its too Bowie-ish, and as he/s my hero nobody could do better, but still worth a listen . 6/10 see me after class

BLUE WHITE POWER RADIO by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: Colin Morrison

like the Pistols & Hawkwind all rolled into one this had me bopping around the front room like an idiot which bloody hurts when you're nearly 50 and fat but worth it in the end p.s. .i dont know if its my speakers but just a little more care with the mix and this should be on every ones favourite list

DO IT AGAIN by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: Colin Morrison

i'm not one for lyrics but i liked these words of hope instead of the usual misery of most pop songs. Forgive me if i'm wrong but is that guitar a Lepra Custom it's hard to mistake that sound as anyone whose ever used one would know. keep up the good work

TUPPERWARE PARTY by SEBASTIAN T BURN AND THE SRAEGS

Reviewed by: TONY LOVELL

Sebastian you really need to get out more you mad bastard. Loved it!

TUPPERWARE PARTY by SEBASTIAN T BURN AND THE SRAEGS

Reviewed by: dave wright

very odd. sounds like an early 70's college heavy rock band with an american talk show host on vocals-i like it!

DO IT AGAIN by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: dave wright

sounds like a different band with thoughtful lyrics and insecure vocals. a nice flip side to the the other two manic tracks

BLUE WHITE POWER RADIO by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: dave wright

raw, rough and raunchy anthem that sounds like it's been lifted from 1974. brilliant guitars and sing-along chorus- who needs punk?

SUZIE by THE BEGGARS LAKE

Reviewed by: dave wright

really good folky rock, or is it rocky folk? doesn't matter, it's timeless good time music!

by LOOSE WEAVE

Reviewed by: Stuart Carter

Virtuoso guitar stuff. Not sure I could listen to a lot of this but it is well executed and skilled. Rather short

HEDONISM by THE SHAPES

Reviewed by: Stuart Carter

Rough and ready stuff, very enjoyable.