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Dan Dyer greets his second decade as a musician with a self-titled album. From this soul-revivalist recording, produced out of an old snake-charmer church turned studio on the East side of Austin, em...
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by deartis 12/16/2005
great album dan.i really enjoyed it.go mhs.
by VikkiD 8/15/2005
The Dan Dyer Band reeks of raw talent, soulfulness and an edgy
sexual rythym that is awesome to watch as well as listen to. His
cd, "Of What Lies Beneath" shows the tamer, more sensitive,
tender side. But soon to be back in the studio, I'm banking that
Dan comes back with a more rough and soulful sound. It just
seems so inherent, so natural in him, like breathing. His amazing
band, guitarist, Aaron Barrera - bassist, Tony Breit and drummer,
Jason White enhance and compliment that natural ability
perfectly. If I could give them more than 5 stars, I would. When I play Dan's live performance recording of "I
Don't Believe In Love" for my friends for the first time, I
always tell them,"this is as close to sex as you will get without
actually having it". I actually heard a guy say, after hearing
it at a live show, "Damn, I need a cigarette! Do yourself a favor
and check out his live show whenever you can. You can learn more
about The Dan Dyer Band and see his schedule at
http://www.myspace.com/dandyer.
by Jeff Bertram 8/13/2005
This cd introduces the listener to the 'pop' side of Dan Dyer who is an artist with many styles. His original voice and sense of beat and rhythm can be felt throughout. His Lenny tribute song 'Over Before It's Begun' is suitable as a stadium anthem. Stella is fun, Great Ocean and Red Alert keep the groove going. If you want a copy of his unreleased Austin 12 cd, send me an email - jbertram@earthlink.net
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