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    Aunt Bettys — Ford Supersonic cover

    Aunt Bettys

    Ford Supersonic

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label Marathon RecordsHM Magazine #72July 1998
    rockdemos

    What? I thought these guys were signed?! Guess what? They got dropped! They're history! Here's a collection of over a dozen demos from the planned-but-never-realized second album, plus a few live songs. You get a slightly re-worked version of this writer's favorite Mike Knott song of all time - "Rock Stars On H" (No, it's not an endorsement of heroin, but just the opposite); and, best of all, here's an Aunt Bettys record with no cuss words! It's funny that the author of a song called "Not A Cussword" would ever receive such an announcement, but here's a record that we can safely say RIYL (means "recommended if you like") Aunt Bettys! For ordering info, write: Marathon Records, PO Box 1222, El Segundo CA 90245-6222

    Also in HM Magazine #72

    Wyrick — Mental FlossYouth in Submission — Youth in SubmissionForevertree — TurningHuman — Out Of The DustEmotion — Taste of GrapesThomas Moody — Just Me and My GuitarChris Taylor — Down Goes the DayEverybodyduck — Still Know How to GrooveTables of Stone — EngravedOckham's Razor — Dusk