Spinning Jennies — Three Minus One
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tovarisch wrote:
Perhaps they should combine their talents and become the Wailin' 'n' Spinnin' Jennies . . . or not.
I much prefer my Jennies Wailin' .... not much special going on here with these Spinning ones.
Perhaps they should combine their talents and become the Wailin' 'n' Spinnin' Jennies . . . or not.
Whoa! I haven't heard these guys in years! Awesome band, excellent song, and it's great to hear them on RP!
I much prefer my Jennies Wailin' .... not much special going on here with these Spinning ones.
That would be 2.
These guys make me dizzy!
Rock on!
These guys make me dizzy!
Rock on!
I think this song rocks! 
KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
Be careful what you say here.
It could come back and haunt you.
I don't think Steven Wilson's gonna move in next door or anything so I'm safe.
Be careful what you say here.
It could come back and haunt you.
I don't think Steven Wilson's gonna move in next door or anything so I'm safe.
fredriley wrote:
Quite. I've had a couple of artists come back on comments I've made, which luckily were complimentary :). Just obey the golden rule of online fora and you'll be ok: never say behind the keyboard what you wouldn't say to someone face to face. Makes for a civilised discussion board too.
Nice rocky-retro number this - 7 from the Nottingham jury.
An excellent rule to follow!
Even without the keyboard.
Quite. I've had a couple of artists come back on comments I've made, which luckily were complimentary :). Just obey the golden rule of online fora and you'll be ok: never say behind the keyboard what you wouldn't say to someone face to face. Makes for a civilised discussion board too.
Nice rocky-retro number this - 7 from the Nottingham jury.
An excellent rule to follow!
Even without the keyboard.
hippiechick wrote:
It did to me, too, at first - then it started to sound a little like a less-frenzied Lindsey Buckingham. And then I finally just gave up and fell into the song. I really, REALLY like it!!!
Sounds a little to me like REO Speedwagon!
It did to me, too, at first - then it started to sound a little like a less-frenzied Lindsey Buckingham. And then I finally just gave up and fell into the song. I really, REALLY like it!!!
very nice power pop...well done!
This song is really cheesy, I like it!
Nice garage band sound, I bet they sound great live.
Alafia wrote:
Good one! I totally agree....3 from me as well. I came in late...are there any other lyrics besides the chorus? Ho-hum indeed!
3 minus 1? Equals what I should give it, a 2.
Kinda catchy though, so it gets a 3.
Kinda catchy though, so it gets a 3.
Good one! I totally agree....3 from me as well. I came in late...are there any other lyrics besides the chorus? Ho-hum indeed! KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
Be careful what you say here.
It could come back and haunt you.
Quite. I've had a couple of artists come back on comments I've made, which luckily were complimentary :). Just obey the golden rule of online fora and you'll be ok: never say behind the keyboard what you wouldn't say to someone face to face. Makes for a civilised discussion board too.
Nice rocky-retro number this - 7 from the Nottingham jury.
Be careful what you say here.
It could come back and haunt you.
Quite. I've had a couple of artists come back on comments I've made, which luckily were complimentary :). Just obey the golden rule of online fora and you'll be ok: never say behind the keyboard what you wouldn't say to someone face to face. Makes for a civilised discussion board too.
Nice rocky-retro number this - 7 from the Nottingham jury.
KevinM wrote:
Be careful what you say here.
It could come back and haunt you.
One of the band members was browsing these comments recently and sent me an e-mail. Pretty cool
Be careful what you say here.
It could come back and haunt you.
RadioDoc wrote:
My two favorite kinds of music... Power and Pop!
Wasn't really paying attention and thought Bill was playing the Rubinoos.
My two favorite kinds of music... Power and Pop!
Was expecting them to sound like the Waylin' Jennies not the Connells.
Ha. That's exactly what I gave this song. Self-fulfilling prophecy? 
3 minus 1? Equals what I should give it, a 2.
Kinda catchy though, so it gets a 3.
Kinda catchy though, so it gets a 3.
greyfin10 wrote:
Really? For some reason, this reminds me of Bubble Yum.
Something about the groove reminds me of Space Invader by the Pretenders...
Really? For some reason, this reminds me of Bubble Yum.
RadioDoc wrote:
Me, I thought it was Matthew Sweet.
Wasn't really paying attention and thought Bill was playing the Rubinoos.
Me, I thought it was Matthew Sweet.
ScopArch wrote:
Yes! That's what I was thinking of — "Starry Eyes".
Great 80's rock, like by the Records!
Yes! That's what I was thinking of — "Starry Eyes".
I like the song...but terribly amatuerish album cover. Did somebody in the band let their neice or nephew do it in art class? Tragic.
Wasn't really paying attention and thought Bill was playing the Rubinoos.
It's a r-r-r-r-r-rocker! 
; "Jump")
Something about the groove reminds me of Space Invader by the Pretenders...
REM jangly guitar + Fleetwod Mac vocals?
Great 80's rock, like by the Records!
I like it. You can dance to it. A frenetic dance, maybe.
j7 wrote:
weak
strong
weak
strong
A well crafted, and quite likable, pop song.
7
7
This is great! Sounds like early-mid 80s power pop. REM? Nooo...
Just changed from 7 to 6. I mean, it's really just okay. Eh?
Another Pleasant Valley Sunday
ziggytrix wrote:
Especially when played right after R.E.M. - Me In Honey.
It's prolly just got some chrod progression that's in like 3245786324985 different rock songs tho.
I thought it was Radio Free Europe at first and then thought WTF, two REM songs back to back?
Just average (5). Sounds like so many other bands but not enough like themselves. First sign of demise-lack of originality. I don't hear REM or the Ramones but to each their own. That said, not a bad song and a welcome (if played rarely) addition to this lovely little radio station high in the mountains of CA.
Whirlpool wrote:
Sounds a bit like R.E.M
Especially when played right after R.E.M. - Me In Honey.
It's prolly just got some chrod progression that's in like 3245786324985 different rock songs tho.
This is good - but quite like Carrie
Dunno if anyone knows them?
Is this about talking his gf into getting an abortion?
Rob_S wrote:
I'm with you, bc ... Another Pleasant Valley Sunday ... but that's ok, it IS Sunday.
Ditto. Beginning is VERY Another Pleasant Valley Sunday. Still love this song. We be jammin'!
ChardRemains wrote:
yummy power pop! I should be leaving the office now, but will hang on for the end of this...
I think this is the only power pop song allowed to be played on Paradise. It sure sounds good! Just think if they played more.
yummy power pop! I should be leaving the office now, but will hang on for the end of this...
BKardon wrote:(https://www.nndb.com/music/394/000039277/)
Daaaaamn.
Glad to know someone got that!
Do these guys tour? Can't tell from their website.
I like their sound, but not the lyrics of this particular song. Pretty weak. I'd like to hear some of their other songs.
Like the guitar in this one...
Holy Rhyming couplets bat-man
Its like the Bryan Adams school of song writing
I have a say
I got some hay
dad says get a job
He says Im just a slob
Chorus
Nananana
One of the band members was browsing these comments recently and sent me an e-mail. Pretty cool
Sounds a little to me like REO Speedwagon!
wow got this back to back with another horrible repetitive rem song...bad streak i guess
Has that late 60's exuberance and optimism. Even the cover art reminds me of Peter Max (was that his name?) Anyway would like to hear more...
fuh2 wrote:
I think you'd have to be dead to not like this one.
Guess I'm dead. Horribly repetitive.
AphidA wrote:
Thankfully this sounds nothing like Three Times One Minus One.
Daaaaamn.
noyou wrote:
I was the one that put them on MP3.COM...">(click here)
Sadly it's not there anymore, I'd love to get just this one song, can't find it anywhere to download. I don't really want to spend $15 to see if I would like the other songs.
Sounds a bit like R.E.M
fuh2 wrote:
I think you'd have to be dead to not like this one.
Agreed!
Ronn wrote:
Did you mean (3*1)-1 or 3*(1-1)?
I think you'd have to be dead to not like this one.
Very good "power pop" ...more of that please!
This song actually reminds me of the late 70's band Off Broadway. Their '79 debute album is very good!
As an earlier message states, "funny we all hear different bands in this".
thoroughly adequate.
StevenQ wrote:
Remind anyone else of the Ramones?
If this doesn't make you reach for the volume knob, your rock and roll soul is dead!
you're kidding, right? i'm reaching for my volume knob alright - to turn it down. now i wanna sniff some glue.
AphidA wrote:
Thankfully this sounds nothing like Three Times One Minus One.
Did you mean (3*1)-1 or 3*(1-1)?
plutodazed wrote:
Sure, the tune's OK, but if it isn't played again I won't miss it.
I'd forgotten I'd ever heard it.
I think he's home again.
Sure, the tune's OK, but if it isn't played again I won't miss it.
Zarba wrote:
When this first came on I thought it was Guadalcanal Diary.
Nice song, a solid 7. I'm a sucker for jangly guitars.
That's a nice big guitar sound alright. Twould sound great in a bar or a small club.
Too, goody two shoes for me.
When this first came on I thought it was Guadalcanal Diary.
Nice song, a solid 7. I'm a sucker for jangly guitars.
appst89 wrote:
Heard the guitar riff and thought I was hearing remixed REM.
does sound a lot like early REM...those jangly geetars! ;)
Just clicked thru and ordered it from scamazon. Great sounding tuneage.I kind of liked this song, but surely the expression in the title could be simplified. Mathematica gives me "2" as a replacement.
beatlechick wrote:
funny we all hear different bands in this. I hear Monkees guitar riffs. Pretty good, though.
I'm with you, bc ... Another Pleasant Valley Sunday ... but that's ok, it IS Sunday.
i purchased this and i'm glad i did. what a great disk!
R.E.M. meets the Go-Gos. Never heard this song before, but I sure do like it. Nice, solid rhythm section, good vocals - the kind of song that makes you tap your foot, break into a silly grin, and say, "This is a good song - wonder who does it?"
Thanks, Bill and Rebecca. You've really been playing some excellent schtuff these days!
funny we all hear different bands in this. I hear Monkees guitar riffs. Pretty good, though.
Heard the guitar riff and thought I was hearing remixed REM.
Good power pop. If ya dig these guys check out Sloan.
shades of Husker Du...
Waltenstein wrote:
I remember "discovering" these guys several years ago on mp3.com, back in the days when mp3.com was actually a cool place for indie bands to keep their music for free. I had created a Waltenstein Radio station there, comprised of all the bands I liked when I surfed around on the site. These guys were one of my favorites, even if they are a bit more poppy than my usual tastes. I'm really glad to see they're still around!
I was the one that put them on MP3.COM, as well as a few other music promotion sites, not to mention uploading this song here as well. Funny thing is (well, not funny, but sad), I also uploaded some more songs by them here, that I think are even better than this one, and they all got rejected! Even though they all got way good thumbs up reviews on the listener review channel.
I started to do a website for them way back when, but I never got on the ball with it and I'm not sure what happened exactly, but it never got finished. They have a website now, that I had nothing to with, but sadly, they are no longer together as a band.
(click here)
radiomao wrote:
Aren't these guys from Phoenix/Tempe? I think I used to see them at the same bar (Long Wong's) where the Gin Blossoms and the Meat Puppets used to play...somewhere in the mid '90's.
:-k Does anyone else know?
Nope! They WERE from the San Francisco area. They sadly called it quits last year (2004).
ahh haa! got it at amazon for a lot fairer price than awhile back. this will make a good addition to my power pop collection.
Aren't these guys from Phoenix/Tempe? I think I used to see them at the same bar (Long Wong's) where the Gin Blossoms and the Meat Puppets used to play...somewhere in the mid '90's.
:-k Does anyone else know?
Very Uplifting! :propeller.gif:
Different, and that is good.....
Thankfully this sounds nothing like Three Times One Minus One.
coding_to_music wrote:
Kind of like the Byrds...
The Byrds?? Similar guitar perhaps, but this is a lot faster.
coding_to_music wrote:Of course, the Byrds meant something, this is kookey jangley pop (not there is anything wrong with that!)
So they wanted to be rock'n roll stars... ;-)
KevinM wrote:
I'd like it too (well at least this one song) Don't know how the rest of the CD is.
I got mine on amazon.com. If you like power pop (Tommy Keene, Cast, etc.), it's wonderful.
never heard these guys before, but it's a good pop sound, I like, but probably in small doses if I start listening to them.
it's better than hearing a band that's 'just like' Christina Aguilera or Britney Spears, etc.
upinya wrote:
I hear Barenaked Ladies or Too Much Joy.
Who gives a fuck..I hear good music :)
Sound like The Posies, which is a good thing.
I hear Barenaked Ladies or Too Much Joy.
Last train to Jennieville.
No big deal - but a nice fun pop tune.
Whew - don't need to go to aerobics now.
- Riff
Whew - don't need to go to aerobics now.
- RiffThis is an awesome! Sure is an energy booster as I have to get ready for work now! Thanks for playing! Please play more often!
Pop, Pop, Tootsie Pop.....Dad. :)
Kurt_from_La_Qui wrote:
why is this cd so expensive or hard to get? i want it but i hate to spend the big bucks on it!
I'd like it too (well at least this one song) Don't know how the rest of the CD is.
Kinda like Foo Fighters with a better singer. Decent tune.
Sometimes nothing but a shot o' pure pop will do!
Reminds me a bit of the Shoes.
This would probably be better with a minute or so shaved off.
Nonetheless, a likeable tune.
Good stuff. More "power pop" (cheesy label, but...).
How about an old Artful Dodger tune or something from Shazam?
ciscochasbro wrote:
Nice little pop diddie... I'm a sucker for chunka-chunka / jingly-jangly guitars!
Bet your a Roger McGuinn(?) fan.
This is fun. Just what I needed on 1 hour of sleep and working on a deadline. Hooray for the power of music!!
StevenQ wrote:
Remind anyone else of the Ramones?
Sure. The Ramones had guitars, these people have guitars. The Ramones had drums, these people have drums. Of course, the Ramones actually knew how to use them ... oh, yeah, and how to sing, too. (Don't mean to be mean, but you hit a nerve with the Ramones thing.)
why is this cd so expensive or hard to get? i want it but i hate to spend the big bucks on it!
aimless wrote:
God no. Poor Joey is spinning in his grave.
Spinning Joeys? ;-)
Likeable tune.
Kind of like the Byrds...
Of course, the Byrds meant something, this is kookey jangley pop (not there is anything wrong with that!)
Also, kind of like the GoGo's...
The power of music--I was so tired I could barely move and then this song came on and I'm groovin'!! Thanks Bill for the instant energy.
I got it! They sound just like XTC!
Yes
--Shari
The singer reminds me a bit of Murray Attaway from Guadalcanal Diary....
drew wrote:
I like the Monkees riff at the beginning.
I was thinking "Paperback Writer"....by the English Monkees
Groovy. The music has a Cars-y kind of thing going. Well, somtimes. Now that I've heard a little more, I don't stand by that statement anymore. The singer's voice isn't that great though. Reminds me of Gladhands and Barely Pink.
Poor Jennie.... Only 3 teeth in her head and she loses one from all the spinning!
mig7 wrote:
Dude's voice is a little weak....reminds me of some of the backing vocals for R.E.M.....
Interesting comment. I like REM a lot, just leave the singing to Stipe and his recked sinuses and everything is cool
Kurt_from_La_Qui wrote:
good power pop! 
:nodhead:
I remember "discovering" these guys several years ago on mp3.com, back in the days when mp3.com was actually a cool place for indie bands to keep their music for free. I had created a Waltenstein Radio station there, comprised of all the bands I liked when I surfed around on the site. These guys were one of my favorites, even if they are a bit more poppy than my usual tastes. I'm really glad to see they're still around!
Nice energy, I like it.
good power pop!
StevenQ wrote:
Remind anyone else of the Ramones?
God no. Poor Joey is spinning in his grave.
Jeff Sheldon, leader of this band, is a busy man. Check out his new outfit The Well Wishers. More excellent Power Pop! He also has a great weekly show on KSCU-FM he DJ's. https://player.fm/series/power...