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PAISLEY POP ARTISTS:
The Broken Hearts
Jason Byrd
Crack City Rockers
Girls Say Yes
Happiness Factor
Jamie Hoover
& Bill Lloyd
Stephen Lawrenson
Tim Lee
Milkshake Jones
Salim Nourallah
The Quags
The Rite Flyers
The Saving Graces
Sex & Reverb
Bobby Sutliff
The Sunbirds
The Swivel Chairs
The Windbreakers

DISTRIBUTED ARTISTS:
Absolute Grey
Anton Barbeau
Audible & The Swivel Chairs
Brown Mountain Lights
Wendie Colter
Huw Gower
Jeff Hart
Jamie Hoover
Lonesome Brothers
Jill Olson
The Pillcrushers
Ray Mason Band
The Trolleyvox
The Vestiges

OTHER COOL
POP LABELS:
BongoBeat
Bus Stop
GrooveDisques
Laughing Outlaw
Not Lame
Parasol
Pure Pop Records
Zip Records

GROOVY PORTLAND LABELS
Cravedog
Hush Records
Magic Marker

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$12.00	TAN SLEEVE Bad From Both Sides "Lane Steinberg and Steve Barry (formerly Steve Katz) were formerly two-thirds of the Florida-based pop trio the Wind, whose three mid-'80s albums are highly prized by power pop obscurantists. Their second release under their revived partnership, 2004's Bad From Both Sides is one of the finest albums either singer/songwriter has been involved with. Steinberg and Barry's mix of winsome jangle pop melodies and odd, often funny lyrics on unexpected topics will be familiar to anyone who's heard Fountains of Wayne, but the difference between the two bands is that Tan Sleeve are much less afraid to balance a goofy trifle like "Puffy's Gun" (about the notorious club shooting that sent P. Diddy's protégé Shyne to jail) with a pair of songs like the heartbroken, country-tinged "It Doesn't Snow in New York Anymore" (which has a chorus oddly similar to the Carpenters' "Top of the World") or "Equidistant," songs unafraid to examine actual emotions without a clever quip. The wide-eyed "Maria Bartiromo" (a much better song than the late Joey Ramone's ode to the legendarily babealicous cable-news financial reporter) and the woozily neo-psychedelic title track, which includes a sly quote from the Hollies' "Stop Stop Stop," are particularly nice, but the album's unexpected highlight is a completely sincere and gorgeous reading of Henry Mancini's theme from Breakfast at Tiffany's (No, not "Moon River," the other song), complete with wordless harmonies, strings, vibes and a very Brian Wilson-like banjo part. It's so gorgeous that an entire album of Steinberg and Barry originals in the same style sounds like an enticing prospect; the closing "The Meaning of Success," with its softly crooned vocals, brushed drums and similarly lush arrangement, sounds like a teaser for this fantasy project. Varied, engaging and beautifully crafted, Bad From Both Sides is a triumph." -Stewart Mason, All Music.com WOULD SOUND GOOD ON A MIX TAPE WITH: Emitt Rhodes, Semisonic, Beach Boys, Queen, June and Exit Wounds, 1 Equidistant 2 Maria LISTEN 3 Destruction LISTEN 4 It Doesn't Snow in New York Anymore 5 Puffy's Gun LISTEN 6 Bad From Both Sides 7 Take a Piece While It Lasts LISTEN 8 Making Tyrone Disappear 9 You'll Thank Me for This Someday 10 Breakfast at Tiffany's 11 When Things Go Wrong 12 More Than Best Behind LISTEN 13 The Meaning of Success


$12.00	TROLLEYVOX Leap of Folly I bought this for myself a couple of months back from Groove Disques, and it has been my most played CD this year. I have listened to it every day, and some tracks 2-3 times in a row. A handful of CDs in the last 20 years have affected me that way ... The Replacements "Let It Be," Robyn Hitchcock's "I Often Dream of Trains," and The Smithereens "Especially For You" and R.E.M.'s "Reckoning." Produced by Adam Lasus (Madder Rose, Helium"), this album features brilliant but understated songs by Andrew Chalfen (The Wishniaks), and the wonderful smokey vocals of Beth Filla. This album is simply the best that jangle pop fans could hope for. TRACK LISTING: 1. Dome of the Sky LISTEN 2. Town and Country LISTEN 3. Le Fleur de Lys LISTEN 4. Green Light Cascade 5. Singing Telegram 6. Goodnight Heat Lightning LISTEN 7. One Day LISTEN 8. How You Gonna Get There 9. Outerbourough Getaway 10. But That Don't Make It Right 11. Chesterman 12. Oregon Lanes 13. Air Companion 14. Hours and Miles Groove Disques



Full Art CD - Out of stock "B" stock (disc w/music only - no artwork) for $3.00 Note: As of April 24, 2006, we are currently out of stock on the CD with full artwork. We currently have discs only in slip sleeves. These are without the enhanced features. Price =$3.00 + shipping If you would like to order full retail version, please order through Not Lame, Miles of Music, or CD Universe.	Various Artists Stand-ins for decibels: The dB's tribute Finally! Two years (off and on) in the making... Paisley Pop is proud to finally release our tribute to one of our favorite bands of all-time... the dB's! And as luck would have it, the group has just gotten back together this year. If you're one of the many who somehow missed out on all the great music they made back in yesteryear, let me fill you in: the dB's stretched the boundaries of the three-minute pop song to their limits, while never abandoning the pure-pop ethic... North Carolina's gift to 80s rock, they were one of those smart, trendy, talented bands that critics love and the big record companies don't know how to sell.Songwriters Stamey & Holsapple were the Lennon/McCartney of their generation. For Fans Of: the dB’s, R.E.M., Big Star, Yo La Tengo,Fountains of Wayne, They Might Be Giants, The New Pornographers, The Beatles,Badfinger. The Posies, Hootie & Blowfish TRACKS: 1. Neverland - BILL LLOYD 2. Cycles Per Second - LISA MYCHOLS 3. If and When - SPIKE PRIGGEN 4. Dynamite - DON DIXON 5. Storm Warning - THE MELLO CADS 6. Working For Somebody Else - COCKEYED GHOST & EVIE SANDS 7. White Train - LAST TRAIN HOME 8. Moving In Your Sleep - STEVE ALMAAS & ALI SMITH 9. Lonely Is (As Lonely Does) - JILL OLSON 10. Ask For Jill - THE SWIVEL CHAIRS 11. Think Too Hard - THE HANGING CHADS (Jamie Hoover, Bill Lloyd, Don Dixon and Robert Crenshaw) 12. Death Garage - NOEL COWARD'S GHOST 13. Nothing Is Wrong - BROWN MOUNTAIN LIGHTS 14. Big Brown Eyes - AARON SPADE 15. Amplifier - MATT KEATING 16. From A Window To A Screen - THE TANGERINE TROUSERS* 17. I Feel Good (Today) - BOBBY SUTLIFF 18. Molly Says - TIM LEE 19. I Lie - RAY MASON 20. On The Battlefront - FRANCINE 21. She Got Soul - THE INJURED PARTIES 22. Love Is For Lovers - The ANTHONY WAYNE SOUND Plus 2 Bonus mp3s: "Never Say When" by the Saving Graces (with lead vocals by D. Fenton) "Purple Hose" by Mercaptan (featuring Tim Walters and Scott McKnight") Note:In our recent release of Stand-ins for decibels: The dB's tribute there were inadvertantly miscredits in the Press Release and Liner Notes for Track #16. Here are the corrected credits: 16. From A Window To A Screen* Tangerine Trousers CJ Milroy - vocals John Milroy - vocals, acoustic guitar Mark Iannace - vocals, accordian, percussion Pat Shanley - electric guitar Michael Hacala - drums Luke Sayers - bass with: Bobby Parker - trumpet Recorded at Big Dog Studios Warren MI - engineered by Chuck Pope Mixed at Big Sky Studios Ann Arbor MI - mixed by Gregg Leonard Produced by Tangerine Trousers website: www.tangerinetrousers.com LABEL: Paisley Pop

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