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    HM Magazine #79/Adam's Housecat
    Adam's Housecat — Tag, You're It cover

    Adam's Housecat

    Tag, You're It

    (1999)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label Hero Recording CompanyHM Magazine #79September 1999
    acoustic rockalternative rockfolk rockpsychedelic rock

    Here's a Hootie / Third Day acoustic style mod rock band made up of the remnants of Monogamous Fish and Four Man Furnace. One non-musical moment that's very interesting is a short testimony about vocalist Clayton King being on a plane next to the Chili Pepper's lead vocalist while on a trip from India, where the conversation turned to God. Funny and melodic, but mostly mellow, laid-back rock.

    Other coverage for this album

    The Phantom Tollbooth 1999Reviewed by Bert GanglThe Hero Recording Company is a small independent record label located near Charlotte, North Carolina representing a handful of artists whose music ranges from R&B to alternative country-rock. For their Hero debut, Tag, You're It, the members of Adam's Housecat themselves would appear to have adopted their company's eclectic musical taste, covering everything from light-hearted novelty numbers to…

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