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Parade - Circle of Deception (1996, Dangerous Rhythm)
Parade were a Concord, CA quartet who specialized in edgy, alt-guitar rock, and billowy haircuts. Maybe it's all in bassist Ray Lujan's pipes, but there's a Game Theory vibe that permeates much of Circle of Deception, albeit with a more pedestrian bent. I'm picking up traces of U2, Tommy Keene, and the Mats too. Regarding the dark splotch in the upper right corner of the sleeve, somebody had the bright idea to denote this album with black magic marker before relegating it to the clearance bin of the store I bought this at. 01. Portrait of Shame02. The Will to Live03. Alot to Learn04. Circle of Deception05. A Cry For Help06. Cry Tough07. Tradition08. Getting Away With Murder09. A Chance to Forget10. The Light of the Dayhttp://rapidshare.com/files/217910546/parade.rar
1 comments:
I've always liked this album - Alot To Learn is a particular fave...
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