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headline-girl-digest   Wednesday, November 11 1998   Volume 01 : Number 058



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  _Public_ reviewed on eonline.com                 [00jnweiser@bsuvc.bsu.edu]

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Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 11:14:33 -0500 (EST)
From: 00jnweiser@bsuvc.bsu.edu
Subject: _Public_ reviewed on eonline.com

There's a lot to like about Emm Gryner. Only 22,
this Canadian singer-songwriter's promising
major-label debut draws freely from the moody
piano stylings of Tori Amos and the processed
guitarwork of British bands like Cocteau Twins
and Lush. The Cure-influenced "Hello Aquarius"
seems a likely single, although "Phonecall 45," with
its infectious groove and the memorably melodic
"The Good You Make" are more immediate. Her voice
isn't entirely up to the demands of her material,
sounding strained at times. Still, when she
puts it all together, as on "Acid," the results can
be wonderful. Don't forget, Sarah McLachlan came
across as a slightly immature Kate Bush clone
on her 1989 debut. With some seasoning, Gryner,
too, may develop into a major artist with a distinct
sound and style.
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may develop??

 	jessica n. weiser   -  www.adam.nettfriends.com/Jess
 "Maybe I don't know what love is, but it isn't this" - TM (blinded)

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