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Musically, the Goo Dolls are your run-of-the-mill mainstream alternative band. Nothing extraordinary is done here in the way of instrumentation, and most songs are similar in their construction and execution--verse, verse, bridge, verse. "Extra Pale" is a brief flash of distinction in the obscurity created by so many homophonic songs with its abrupt pauses and nicely-incorporated backup vocals. Those who might be tired of "Iris" will welcome its mandolin and violins to break up the thickness of guitar, bass and drums characterizing the rest of this album. The strangest quality of the music of Dizzy...
Cornell's four seniors give it more experience than the Crimson, but they pale in respect to international flavor. With only one recruited player from outside the U.S., Cornell will be forced to contend with five Harvard players recruited from international soil...
...FLOP SWEAT (1960) Nixon turns pale and pasty debating J.F.K...
...thoughts, her words, her world. Courtney Love: rocker, movie star, Hard Copy moving target. She enters a suite at the Chateau Marmont. Tall, lean, with pale, muscular arms and bare, nicked-up legs. She clears her throat as she strolls in, clearing it in a louder-than-she-needed-to, public-announcement way. Courtney Love: head turner, showstopper, superstar. Her band mates in her group Hole--guitarist Eric Erlandson and bassist Melissa Auf der Maur--have been waiting, relaxing on couches. Hole has a terrific new CD out, Celebrity Skin, the band's third release. The group has gone through...
...West has warned that printing rubles will plunge the country back into hyperinflation. If Moscow's money presses start rolling despite the warnings, investors may regard the country as beyond the pale. "Russia is headed on a path of economic introversion, even isolation," says Quinn-Judge. Unless, of course, the West decides that the geopolitical consequences of such a development are even more disastrous than Russia's current economic tribulations...