Drop-D Magazine
Vancouver's Music Magazine.
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November 22, 1997 ~ Vol. 2 No. 30 ~ Issue 79
Features
Lost Somewhere in Country
Veil Upon Veil
A Nice Feminine Whack to the Head
One Welcome Roach
Single Girl Seeks Boyfriends
Hot, Moist... and Kinda Boring
Harvey Switched - Studio Pimps
Hounds of Buskerville - Self-Titled
John Lennon - Legend: The Very Best of John Lennon
Removal - Untitled
Various Artists - Trainspotting #2
One of the year's best shows.
Live Review: The Geraldine Fibbers / Miss Murgatroid, the Starfish Room, November 5, 1997
Using Loverboy's 4-track has obviously been a big influence... NOT!
Interview: Blue Veil, November 1997
Like you didn't see that one coming!
Live Review: Celestial Magenta / Mecca Normal / The New 1-2, The Brickyard, November 8, 1997
But all the rest of you pests better BEAT it!
Live Review: Roach / Hemant Rao, the Railway Club, October 30, 1997
Maow's drummer croons the night away.
Live Review: Neko Case and her Boyfriends / Auburn, the WISE Hall, November 8, 1997
Their music may be kind of boring, but at least their guitarist is fun to watch.
Live Review: Moist / Holly McNarland, the Orpheum, November 12, 1997
CD Reviews
