Blog: Obnoxious Listeners

Samuel Jackson Five

Mar 15, 2009, 11:00pm

I've been told to never judge a book by its cover, and I suppose that could easily translate into a band and its name. But when I saw the band The Samuel Jackson Five , I thought, "How could I go wrong with this purchase?" I now have all three of their releases and love every one of them. Their latest album, Goodbye Melody Mountain (2008) was released only a few months after my artist profile of The Samuel Jackson Five. Although I have not written a full length review of this album, I assure [...]

Artists: instrumental

Tags: interviews, Rock, post-rock, instrumental

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