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 | Peace Queer [Read More ...]
Description: Hailed by the NY Times as 'the troubadour for our times, an inventive cross of Dylan and Kristofferson, with the right dash of Tom Petty thrown in,' Snider writes songs that get people talking. Peace Queer no doubt follows suit, as the 8-song effort comments on the world around S... |
 | Peace, Love and Anarchy [Read More ...]
Description: After five years on John Prine's Oh Boy label, Snider joined New Door Records, leaving behind unreleased demo and studio material at Oh Boy. Many artists, unsure of the quality of their outtakes and demos, resist releasing them, as the Beatles did until the Anthology series. Luck... |
 | The Devil You Know [Read More ...]
Description: Keith Richards said humor was rock and roll's greatest weapon, Bob Dylan proved it and Snider takes it to heart. For twelve years, Snider has been a satirist, class cutup and the rare artist who understands and celebrates the connections between the Stones, Dylan, Bill Hicks, Joh... |
 | East Nashville Skyline [Read More ...]
Description: East Nashville lies just across the Cumberland River from the mansions and skyscrapers Music Row built, but for Todd Snider it may as well be in outer space. On his seventh album, he paints a word-drunk, smart-ass, but always affectionate portrait of this gritty neighborhood--the... |
 | That Was Me: The Best of Todd Snider 1994-1998 [Read More ...]
Description: If you've never heard of Todd Snider, then That Was Me: Todd Snider 1994-1998 is an introduction. If you're already a fan, then his first compilation, following seven critically acclaimed albums, is a tribute to the wry, honest, brutal and yet funny Snider. Featuring 17 tracks c... |
 | Happy to Be Here [Read More ...]
Description: Singer-songwriter Todd Snider is nothing if not an individualist. For his trouble, he's alienated more than one label, not to mention a few potential fans. Happy to Be Here, his Oh Boy debut, follows three 1990s albums for MCA that seemed to produce a very polar response: he deve... |
 | New Connection [Read More ...]
Description: Todd Snider's fifth disc opens with a pleasant, chugging roots-rock sing-along--the title track--then kicks into a jokey folk number, "Vinyl Records." In a tongue-twisting tumble of a chorus, Snider shuffles through his record collection, name-checking classic rockers and country... |
 | Peace Queer [Read More ...]
Description: Hailed by the NY Times as 'the troubadour for our times, an inventive cross of Dylan and Kristofferson, with the right dash of Tom Petty thrown in,' Snider writes songs that get people talking. Peace Queer no doubt follows suit, as the 8-song effort comments on the world around S... |
 | Viva Satellite [Read More ...]
Review: Todd Snider - Major Label Pressure Makes For An Average Album:Snider moved away from the Jimmy Buffett / Michael Utley camp on this one being released on MCA and not Margaretville. It would also be his last album on a major label. This is probably my least favorite Snider relea... |
![]() | Viva Satellite [Read More ...]
Review: Todd Snider - Major Label Pressure Makes For An Average Album:Snider moved away from the Jimmy Buffett / Michael Utley camp on this one being released on MCA and not Margaretville. It would also be his last album on a major label. This is probably my least favorite Snider relea... |
![]() | Peace Queer [Read More ...]
Description: Hailed by the NY Times as 'the troubadour for our times, an inventive cross of Dylan and Kristofferson, with the right dash of Tom Petty thrown in,' Snider writes songs that get people talking. Peace Queer no doubt follows suit, as the 8-song effort comments on the world around S... |
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