CD-Charts Position 1

The Twelve Degrees of Loneliness

Search: Coming To Terms
by: Defy

Release Date April 18, 2006

CD-Charts Position 2

Not All Who Wander Are Lost

Search: Coming To Terms
by: Dewey Decibel System

Release Date June 14, 2005

CD-Charts Position 3
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Coming To Terms

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by: Carolina Liar

Release Date May 20, 2008
Now and again a musician has a watershed moment in their life where the music they created on paper is envisioned and captured by a producer who knows exactly what is needed to get the best out of each song. After listening to music consistently for 40 years you pick up a thing or to about what a hit album consists of. In that time I have heard some excellent releases across the genres in music. All the best albums had a consistency about them from start to finish. Carolina Liars release Coming to Terms is an album like that. I do not review albums as a rule. I felt I had to with this; it is that good. If this does not end up rating as one of the best new releases ever then the music industry has lost the plot. The only problem for the artist ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
Average Rating:

Oh God Help Our Fans

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by: Loose Nuts

Release Date November 10, 1998
This is a good CD, but not a great one. I like the potential of The Loose Nuts, plus the cover art is, uh, interesting. Typical ska guitar, nothing special. Good horns, very together for a debut album (or at least the only one I've ever heard of). I like the singer's voice. Best song is definitely Wishen. It has great lyrics, a good sax solo (as most the songs do). And I believe it was on the American Pie soundtrack (which you shouldn't buy), giving the Nuts some notoriety. I also liked Roots, another good song. I did miss the Jennifer Aniston song though, which is good stuff. If The Loose Nuts keep at it, they'll turn out okay. So if you like typical third wave ska (a la Reel Big Fish's "Turn the Radio Off" and Less Than Jakes "Losing Streak"), ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Vietnam: A Sublime Homecoming

Search: Coming To Terms
by: Sergeant John Peter Jorgensen, Voice Recordings of Sergeant John Peter Jorgensen

Release Date March 08, 2005
This is a good CD, but not a great one. I like the potential of The Loose Nuts, plus the cover art is, uh, interesting. Typical ska guitar, nothing special. Good horns, very together for a debut album (or at least the only one I've ever heard of). I like the singer's voice. Best song is definitely Wishen. It has great lyrics, a good sax solo (as most the songs do). And I believe it was on the American Pie soundtrack (which you shouldn't buy), giving the Nuts some notoriety. I also liked Roots, another good song. I did miss the Jennifer Aniston song though, which is good stuff. If The Loose Nuts keep at it, they'll turn out okay. So if you like typical third wave ska (a la Reel Big Fish's "Turn the Radio Off" and Less Than Jakes "Losing Streak"), ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
Average Rating:

Coming to Terms with Gravity

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by: Southeast Engine

Release Date May 24, 2005
I agree with Robert Williams review, he could not have described their music better. I am also familiar with some of their earliest stuff that definitely had some bluegrass infusion. They were the best live band in Athens, Ohio. I am moving back to the Columbus area and am looking forward to going to hear their shows again. (Check out Cathy Wicks for some more great Athens music)

CD-Charts Position 7
Average Rating:

Coming to Terms with Gravity

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by: Southeast Engine

Release Date September 02, 2007
I agree with Robert Williams review, he could not have described their music better. I am also familiar with some of their earliest stuff that definitely had some bluegrass infusion. They were the best live band in Athens, Ohio. I am moving back to the Columbus area and am looking forward to going to hear their shows again. (Check out Cathy Wicks for some more great Athens music)