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    HM Magazine #74/FatherSon
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    FatherSon

    Flatline

    (1998)

    Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovern

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    Label independentHM Magazine #74November/December 1998
    classic rockpop rockpsychedelic rock

    Here's a band made up of two fathers and two sons, and the mixture of youthfulness with the more seasoned performers seems to work well. Some of this sounds to be sort of a Southern pop, but I'd say rock & roll would best describe the record. "My Own Man" almost sounds a little like Daniel Amos doing a James Bond kinda thing, until the 60's rock chorus kicks in, complete with psychedelic organ. Interesting. Their song, "Disease," was on last issue's Hard Music Sampler.

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