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O. A. R. (Of A Revolution) - In Between Now And Then
Review by Gary Hill
O.A.R. is a band with a bit of an identity crisis, when it comes to their name. No, the band is not "Oar", but rather the name is an anacronym that stands for Of A Revolution.
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Off Broadway - Live At Fitzgerald's
Review by Gary Hill
In the mid to the late 1970's it seemed that there was a prevailing sound on the local music scene in the Chicago area. Based on hard edged guitar, Beatles leanings, catchy pop arrangements, and an almost punky texture, this sound was dubbed "power pop".
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Oh, Jeremiah - Tall Tales and Tiny Fables
Review by G. W. Hill

The heart and soul of Oh, Jeremiah is singer/songwriter Jeremiah Stricklin.


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Orgy - Vapor Transmission
Review by Brian Angotti
Just when you thought Orgy was going to be one hit wonders, the band drops a killer album. Vapor Transmission is the second effort from the gender-bending band Orgy.
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