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THE WARNER NEW MUSIC REPORT

GREEN DRV

Dookie The long-awaited debut from these Californian punk popsters on the Reprise label. After several years thrilling an enthusiastic cult audience, Green Day make their dishevelled manic masterpieces available for all to enjoy. 14 wild tracks including ‘Longview’, ‘When I Come Around’ and ‘Basket Case’.

CHEAP THICK

Woke Up With A Monster Those classic rockers Cheap Trick have returned with an ass kickin’ new album. They continue there successful recipe of blending massive riffs with massive melodies. Key tracks are ‘Girlfriends’ and ‘Didn’t Know I Had It’.

STEREOLAB

Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements Direct from the old country Stereolab deftly combine the best moments of Snapper and Velvet Underground. Hitpicks include ‘Pack Yr Romantic Mind’ and ‘Jenny Ondioline.’ Space age music for the 90s.

PHRRCVDE

DRVID LEE ROTH

You Filthy Little Mouth The most charismatic performer in rock ‘n’ roll is back with a great batch of new songs. Produced by Nile Rodgers who has worked with Mick Jagger and David Bowie. Songs include ‘She’s My Machine’, ‘Big Train’ and ‘Hey, You Never Know’.

ELVIS COSTELLO

Brutal Youth Elvis Costello returns to the days of old yet pushes the boundaries of contemporary pop. And it’s true, Costello has reunited with the famous Attractions. A landmark rock ‘n’ roll album that includes ‘Sulky Girl’, ‘You Tripped At Every Step’ and the new single ‘l3 Steps Lead Down’.

Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde No more waiting. Due to public demand, the tastiest Delicious Vinyl album from ‘93 is now readily available. The Pharcyde stretch boundaries to break new ground on this pumping hip hop masterpiece. Put this on your boomin' system.

THE GROOVE COLIECriI’E

The Groove Collective From the East Coast of the US come the funky 10-piece, the Groove Collective. Band members have worked with people as diverse as Prince and Natalie Cole. They mix funky hip hop beats with jazzy bebop rhythms. Try ‘Buddha Head’, ‘Whatchugot’ and ‘Rentstrike’.

fl TRIBUTE TO MILES DAVIS

Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, Tony Williams Miles Davis’ original 60s backing band reunited to pay homage to the man who inspired them. Experience fresh new versions of ‘So What’, ‘Elegy’ and the classic ‘All Blues’.

FDR LOVE NOT LIST!

Merge Having supported Stone Temple Pilots and Rage Against The Machine, Love Not Lisa let loose their distinctive brand of anarchic guitar punk. This album was produced by Matt Hyde from Porno for Pyros. Check out the blazing tracks ‘Softhand’, ‘Slip Side Melting’ and ‘DaringTo Pick Up’.

PHfSH

Hoist Straight from Vermont, Phish deliver 11 of their most perfect moments. Intelligent guitar-rock including the killer tracks ‘Julius’, ‘Scent Of A Mule’ and ‘lf I Could’. Produced by Paul Fox who has worked with Straitjacket Fits and the Sugarcubes. Large doses recommended.

ULTRAMARINE

Barefoot EP Ultramarine are the new face of ambient techno pop from the UK. Their first single was an NME ‘Single of the Week’ and they threaten to eclipse this success with their latest release, Barefoot. Swoon to the moody sounds of ‘Happy Land’, ‘Hooter’ and ‘Urf’.

WITH HONORS

Original Movie Soundtrack One of the most anticipated soundtracks of the year. With Honors features exclusive tracks from Madonna, Duran Duran, The Pretenders, Lyle Lovett and Mudhoney.

ABOVE THE RIN

Original Movie Soundtrack The soundtrack to Jeff Pollack’s movie Above the Rim unites the hottest hip hop and R&B talent in America. Featuring No.l rap star Snoop Doggy Dogg, Tu Pac Shakur, Al B Sure. First single is ‘Anything’ by SWV.

POSSUM DIXON

Possum Dixon Having spent five years together Possum Dixon are celebrating the release of their self-titled debut album. Magically their do-it-yourself spirit has been captured on record and is splashed all over 11 anthemic pop tracks. Sure fire hits include ‘Nerves’, ‘She Drives’ and the oddly titled ‘Pharmaceutical Itch.’ Possum Dixon are a band who genuinely fit the description ‘the next big thing.’

THE GREENBERRY WOODS

Rappie Dapple The Greenberry Woods play a melodic fuzzed out selection of pop music that nods endearingly towards the classic 60s songsmiths. Brace yourself for ‘Adieu’, ‘Trampoline’ and the rockin’ ‘I Knew You Would’.

CRHULEBQX

Candlebox Initially taking their name from a Midnight Oil lyric, Seattle’s Candlebox have developed a pure, honest brand of edgy guitar rock. Their self-titled debut features a multitude of powerhouse tracks. Listen for ‘Far Behind’, ‘Cover Me’ and ‘Change’.

THE RIH UP THERE

Original Movie Soundtrack Kevin Bacon scouts Africa for basketball talent accompanied by great reggae/ dance music from the likes of Jimmy Cliff, Baaba Maal, Soulda Pop and the African Air Ensemble.

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Rip It Up, Issue 201, 1 May 1994, Page 13

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THE WARNER NEW MUSIC REPORT Rip It Up, Issue 201, 1 May 1994, Page 13

THE WARNER NEW MUSIC REPORT Rip It Up, Issue 201, 1 May 1994, Page 13

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