MP3 The Frotus Caper - Lose Your Cool
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10 MP3 Songs
POP: Beatles-pop, ROCK: 60's Rock
Details:
"The Frotus Caper, a multi-talented quartet and big Beatles fans themselves, have come up with something of a White Album in their latest effort, Lose Your Cool, a collection of songs that showcases their individual strengths.
While the Beatles went off in wildly different directions post break-up, one gets the feeling that the Frotus Caper, should they ever disband, would all be making very similar music 20 years later. And though the White Album was a fractured affair, Lose Your Cool is a cohesive whole that lets the listener hear each voice in a perfectly blended chorus."
- Josh Rogers, The Phoenix
http://www.portlandphoenix.com/music/beat_report/documents/03041631.asp
10 MP3 Songs
POP: Beatles-pop, ROCK: 60's Rock
Details:
"The Frotus Caper, a multi-talented quartet and big Beatles fans themselves, have come up with something of a White Album in their latest effort, Lose Your Cool, a collection of songs that showcases their individual strengths.
While the Beatles went off in wildly different directions post break-up, one gets the feeling that the Frotus Caper, should they ever disband, would all be making very similar music 20 years later. And though the White Album was a fractured affair, Lose Your Cool is a cohesive whole that lets the listener hear each voice in a perfectly blended chorus."
- Josh Rogers, The Phoenix
http://www.portlandphoenix.com/music/beat_report/documents/03041631.asp
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