Luna's second album drops the superfluous superscript (added to the band name on their first album for contractual reasons) and adds a second guitarist, Sean Eden. New producer Victor Van Vugt, who had previously done good work with Redd Kross and Kirsty MacColl, among others, strips away the reverb-happy haze that Fred Maher had coated 1992's Lunapark with, bringing Dean Wareham's vocals to the fore while (rather unfortunately) de-emphasizing Justin Harwood's bass and {$Stanley ...   [ read more ]

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When they formed in 1992, Luna was a true alt-rock supergroup, boasting singer-guitarist-lyricist Dean Wareham from Galaxie 500, former Chills bassist Justin Harwood, and ex-Feelies drummer Stanley Demeski, among others. With a heavy dose of dream pop, strategic reverb, and smartly minimalist songcraft, the band's '92 Elektra debut Lunapark sparked major critical and fan acclaim, as did their 1994 masterpiece Bewitched - featuring legendary Velvet Underground guitarist Sterling Morrison on several tracks. ...   [ read more ]

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Their greatest hits in their greatest setting: live. This record is culled from three separate shows: DC's 9:30 Club (12/10/99) and two shows at NYC's Knitting Factory (7/14-15/00). Their first live release after five critically acclaimed records.

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