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I Wanna Be Your Dog Album by Chris Whitley & The Bastard Club
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Harp Magazine Review June 2006 Chris Whitley And The Bastard Club / Reiter In "Reiter In The Last Album Chris Whitley Recorded Before Succumbing To Lung Cancer In November Is Not The Sound Of A Man Quietly Dying. A Cross Between His 2000 Covers Project Perfect Day And His Noisy 2000 Effort Terra Incognita It's Loud Powerful Visceral And Electrifying. Mixing Covers -- Including Throbbing Versions Of The Stooges' "I Wanna Be Your Dog " And Willie Dixon's "Bring It On Home " Plus Songs By The Flaming Lips "Mountain Side" The Passions And Gary Numan "Are Friends Electric?" -- Spoken Word Poetry Pieces And Feedback-Bent Originals Reiter In Revels In Earthy Sexy Blues. An Unintentionally Heartbreaking 7 Minute Acoustic Shuffle With Fiddle And Harmonica Decoration That Appears Toward The End Of The Album "All Beauty Taken >From You In This World Remains Forever " Perhaps Best Sums Up The Tragedy And Grace Of Whitley's Life And Legacy." -Steven Klinge
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Harp Magazine Review June 2006 Chris Whitley And The Bastard Club / Reiter In "Reiter In The Last Album Chris Whitley Recorded Before Succumbing To Lung Cancer In November Is Not The Sound Of A Man Quietly Dying. A Cross Between His 2000 Covers Project Perfect Day And His Noisy 2000 Effort Terra Incognita It's Loud Powerful Visceral And Electrifying. Mixing Covers -- Including Throbbing Versions Of The Stooges' "I Wanna Be Your Dog " And Willie Dixon's "Bring It On Home " Plus Songs By The Flaming Lips "Mountain Side" The Passions And Gary Numan "Are Friends Electric?" -- Spoken Word Poetry Pieces And Feedback-Bent Originals Reiter In Revels In Earthy Sexy Blues. An Unintentionally Heartbreaking 7 Minute Acoustic Shuffle With Fiddle And Harmonica Decoration That Appears Toward The End Of The Album "All Beauty Taken >From You In This World Remains Forever " Perhaps Best Sums Up The Tragedy And Grace Of Whitley's Life And Legacy." -Steven Klinge
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