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The Aloha Steamtrain
Now You Know The Aloha Steamtrain

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Misty Paradise
2. Here We Go
3. All The Injuries
4. Days Like These
5. A Rite For The Innocent You
6. Damned
7. Many A Wonderful Thing That Gets Me High
8. Mind Eraser
9. Now You Kow
10. Turn Me Over
11. Burnout
12. Red Delicious Love
13. 80 Degrees
14. Tiny Blue Dress

CD Details

All Artists: The Aloha Steamtrain
Title: Now You Know The Aloha Steamtrain
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Original Release Date: 1/16/2001
Release Date: 1/16/2001
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 669910782224, 783707287027

Synopsis

Album Description

A sonic psychedelic journey of melody, harkening back to the sixties but lunging uncontrollably through the new millenium. Mod Pop Rock that finally introduces Syd Barrett to Tom Jones. Iggy and David merge. Lennon and Hitchcock elope. Mellotron tinged songs of affliction, affection, and addiction. The golden voice of your sexual partner Lord Russ can blind you like a lighthouse. Lovers of melodic and powerful songs will fall in love with The Aloha Steamtrain.

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CD Reviews

Get Aboard the Aloha Steamtrain

Matt Tripolone | Glendale, CA USA | 02/02/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I first encountered the Aloha Steamtrain when I heard that two of the members of this band (Drummer Brian Marchese and Bassist Henning Ohlenbusch) were working in a side band with Chris Collingwood from Fountains of Wayne. After hearing that, I knew that I had to check this band out. The Aloha Steamtrain plays good old fashioned rock and roll with just a small dash of modern rock and a hearty tablespoon of psychedelia. Leader singer and songwriter Lord Russ has a very deep yet delicate voice that brings the album together. The songs that I really enjoyed included: "Days Like These" - a perfectly sweet love song; "Damned" - sounds just like a post-Beatles John Lennon tune; "Many A Wonderful Thing That Gets Me High" and "Red Delicious Love" - very catchy pop tunes. These guys are practiced in the art of creating catchy songs with great harmonies. This is really a great album to listen to, with a beautifully mellow mood that carries itself throughout the fast and the slow tracks."