- live
performances and
studio sessions. In his
contemporary review, Alan
Niester of
Rolling Stone summarized the
album saying "You can't
dance to it, can't...
- (PDF).
Record World.
March 10, 1979. p. 1.
Retrieved February 12, 2023.
Niester, Alan (April 28, 1979). "Evolution Journey". The
Globe and Mail. p. F10...
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Record World. June 17, 1978. p. 20.
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Niester, Alan (28 Apr 1979). "Inside the
Sleeve Pop". The
Globe and Mail. p. F10...
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crafting simple,
catchy pop
hooks out of
their bombastic sound." Alan
Niester of
Rolling Stone also
found the
album favorable,
stating that "although...
- hypothesis.[citation needed]
Edward Gibbon refers to the
river both as the
Niester and
Dniester in his
History of the
Decline and Fall of the
Roman Empire...
- of
supposed old ****s like
Lynne would be
sheer ****." In the U.S. Alan
Niester had some
reservations in his
review for
Rolling Stone,
feeling that the...
- 113. Spin
Alternative Record Guide.
Vintage Books. 1995. pp. 76, 77.
Niester, Alan (19 Dec 1981). "Inside the
Sleeve Pop:
Shake It Up The Cars". The...
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McEwen David McGee John
Milward Teri
Morris John
Morthland Paul
Nelson Alan
Niester Rob
Patterson Kit
Rachlis Wayne Robbins Frank Rose
Michael Rozek Fred Schruers...
- Alive!
received negative and
mixed reviews from
contemporary critics. Alan
Niester of
Rolling Stone judged the band's
music to be "awful,
criminally repetitive...
- weirdness, but
upbeat and
sometimes glowing in
their overall ****essment. Alan
Niester in The
Globe and Mail
calls the
album “surrealistic in its
detachment at...
