more once more, by finneus gauge

more once more

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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) If you say that this sounds a lot like early "echolyn" with female vocals, I'll tell you that I fully agree. Well, not a big surprise, because "echolyn's" keyboard wizard Chris Buzby founded "finneus gauge" (note the absence of capital letters) after the band's first split. So now it becomes obvious what a significant contribution he made to the unique sound of "echolyn"... The musicians playing with him are all first-class. Especially his brother Jonn Buzby turns out to be a fantastic drummer, playing an awesome snare. As an aside, he also plays keyboards and sings, and you can find some of his works here by searching for "Land Of Chocolate". Mmmh, that surely sounds tasty, doesn't it?! Favorite track: Sidewalk Sale.

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	1.	More Wants More 07:34
	2.	King Of The Chord Change 05:40
	3.	Press The Flesh 07:43
	4.	Desire 04:46
	5.	Doogins (The Evil Spawn) 05:16
	6.	Customer Service 05:33
	7.	A Mess Of Finesse 05:59
	8.	Sidewalk Sale 03:52
	9.	Calling Card 08:35
	10.	Salvation 06:21
	11.	Abandon 03:46
	12.	Finding The Strength 06:58

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released June 1, 1997

Chris Buzby - keyboards, backing vocals
Scott McGill - guitar
Chris Eike - bass
Jonn Buzby - drums, backing vocals
Laura Martin - lead and backing vocals

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