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Both an open letter and a tribute to a profound, human experience, the aptly titled Sincerely, Black Lipstick explores the passing of loved ones. Sincerely also retains and reinforces many of the traditional values Black Lipstick upholds, like living for the moment and appreciating it more than most. Listen to the swelling, crashing crescendos at the end of "All Night Long Forever"-- one can't help but flick one's Bic. Other highlights include the bombastic, driving "Bob Fosse," a life-affirming...

The debut full-length outing from this new Texas quartet fronted by KISS OFFS guitar slingers PHILLIP and TRAVIS comes out rocking with some serious, cool-headed retro-pop and noise-rock sounds. A melodic and upbeat smackdown of tasty Velvet Underground, Television, and Modern Lovers-inspired tuneage delivered with a happy-go-lucky aplomb that begs to party.

For this joint effort, The Octopus Project dissected select tracks from Black Lipstick's "Converted Thieves" album on their lapotops, recycling, reversing and reverberating BL's squalling guitars and steady rock beats to create something entirely new, entirely original, and entirely danceable. Listening to the final mix is much like recognizing rusted bicyle parts in a scrap-metal sculpture — the end product bears little resemblance to the original except for the parts from which it was constructed...

Voodoo Economics. Serpentz. Hot Sinners. Ease Back. Corporate Happy Hour. Yesterday's Horoscope Was Right. Dirges Are Downers. Memorial Day Miracle, The. Texas Women. Self-Centered& Determined. (untitled) - (hidden track).

Eaglesmith strips the sound down for this one, building a lot out of relentless rhythm tracks that beat at the frontal lobes until things give way. Eaglesmith's songs have an intimate relationship with force and fury, all carried through in the arrangement and delivery, providing a sense of menace to each tune. This is album noir from end to end. Great stuff. ~ Steven McDonald, Rovi All Music Guide

On their debut album, Black Lipstick tackles the great themes: gettin' some, gettin' by and gettin' off. Thankfully, it's done with the fiery passion, biting wit and blazing riffage these lofty subjects deserve. Musically, the album swaggers from dark choogle to incandescent shimmer to soaring guitorchestra — a dynamic only achieved with instruments motored by human movement. Solos simultaneously hit wrong notes and carve symphonies. Drums patter a rhythm that heartbeats would envy. Lyrically...

Release Date: 2008-08-12, Audio CD, Pazzo Music

Finding a wedding song or wedding dance songs can be one of the most time consuming aspects of planning for the big day. One of the most precious dances is the first wedding song to be played at the reception; the bride and groom first dance song. The tradition of playing wedding first songs or first dance songs has long been a part of the wedding day. As the bride and groom embark on a new life of togetherness, they can celebrate the beginning of their marriage by dancing as husband and wife...

In Dying in the Post-War World, Heller returns from combat to find his marriage a shambles and himself square in the middle of the notorious Lipstick Killer case of 1946. Kisses of Death follows the PI into the 1950s, when he is hired to guard Marilyn Monroe. The famous starlet’s intellectual pursuits eventually lead to Greenwich Village and the grisly murder of an early beatnik. And in Strike Zone, Heller is hired by baseball boss Bill Veeck to investigate the 1961 murder of a famous pinch hitter...

The Collection by Connie Francis on CD This set on Karussell mainly collects Connie Francis' country work, but it does include a couple of earlier hits, "Stupid Cupid" and "Lipstick on Your Collar." That said, it is a very nice collection of the singer's mid-period work, as Connie Francis was always a compelling vocalist. Those looking for the earlier, more famous rock & roll hits or a more balanced overview would be better off seeking out 20th Century Masters -- The Millennium Collection: The Best...

September 27, 2010: John Hiatt's career had taken on a variety of styles, until Bring the Family. He really found his niche on this heartfelt and truly classic album. The beautiful ballads, Lipstick Sunset,Have a Little Faith in Me and Tip of My Tongue are among the best songs I have ever heard because of their honesty and sincerity. Ry Cooder's slide playing comes through in prismatic shades, but never overbearing. The r&b classic Memphis in the Meantime grooves along in a fine manner...