Oct 01,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Reputation on Discogs. Label: Initial Records - IR49 • Format: CD Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Indie Rock The Reputation - The Reputation (, CD) | Discogs/5(3).

Jul 22,  · The Stars of Amateur Hour by The Reputation, from the album "The Reputation" (© - Initial Records) Lyrics: Sometimes recovering takes half a .

Reputation The Stars Of Amateur Hour lyrics & video: Sometimes recovering takes half a day then lips get red the lights go down and all the kiddies come out to play well just /10(22).

referencing The Reputation, CD, Album, IR49 Great CD. Elizabeth Elmore is a really creative tune-smith with a natural ability for melody and a punk energy, as well as a versatile musician/5(4).

Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for The Reputation - The Reputation on AllMusic - ("The Stars of Amateur Hour," "The Truth") and the romantic revelations ("For the Win," "Alaskan") with an audacity that few of her peers would even dare.

Her previous band was Sarge and this album picks up where Sarge's release "The Glass Intact" left off. The sound is very similar -- sort of a poppy, jangly, punkish, emo type sound. Like Sarge, The Reputation's songs are very personal and heartfelt combined with tons of 5/5(4).

The Reputation is the eponymous debut album by indie rock band The sioxamanaconpo.klepenpomavasbulirestopktendpope.co was released in on Initial Records.. Written almost entirely by lead singer Elizabeth Elmore, the album was well-received sioxamanaconpo.klepenpomavasbulirestopktendpope.co Los Angeles Times gave the album out of 4 stars, saying that "[Elmore's] streaming anecdotes give the listener the feeling of walking right into the middle of life.

No Agreement ():Showcases some of Fela and the Africa 70 s highest caliber work within the signature Afrobeat genre. Smooth guitar parts and a pronounced brass section (which included the addition of Art Ensemble of Chicago trumpeter Lester Bowie), improv solos on the sax, and backed by excellent organ and trumpet along with Fela s keen lyrical insight.

the reputation - the reputation elizabeth elmore is probably one of the most appealing women in indie rock today. she has such a unique but accessible, familiar voice. she's like liz phair if liz was still doing what she was doing right in the nineties and if liz was doing garage rock, even emo. she's like juliana hatfield with better lyrics. she fronted the band, sarge, with such a razor.