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    HM Magazine #77/Sean Doty

    Sean Doty

    Youth Music

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHM Magazine #77May 1999
    rock

    The long awaited return of Veil of Ashes singer, Sean Doty, returns (with The 77's as his back-up band, no less!) and it's a good, good thing. We hear a couple covers, including the groggly "Eve of Destruction," and several other glimpses of his musical personality. "You're To Die For" is an infectious pop / love song with all the swagger of a Rattle and Hum era U2 number. These backup musicians are pretty darn solid! The more I listen to this, the gladder I am that this singer/songwriter didn't give up after the hit "Without Eyes" came out over a decade ago. Yeah, this boy rocks! For ordering info, write: Ninety Degree Records, 2111 Research Dr, Ste 2, Livermore CA 94550

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