divineMAGgees

CD MUSIC REVIEW

Love Street LampPost
by Ed Legum
October 2005

Hafler, the maker of legendary audio amplifiers is going out of business. Now that pro sound shops are selling them at half price, I finally scarfed one up. One of the first CDs I played was the Divine MAGgees' new release, Love Me Like the Roses. It sounds like they're right here at Club Ed playing just for me, and boy do they ever sound good!

What's new (from their two previous CDs) is they've now added top guest musicians playing electric bass, drums, piano, and even the harmonium on a few cuts. Production is first class: great vocal delineation, detailed instrumentation, and solid bass. But as always with the Divine MAGgees,it's the music that takes center stage. Danielle Tibedo's voice at times whispers in your ear and at times sends chills down your spine. Cregan Montague's voice is the perfect complement: Simon's Garfunkel. The interplay of their harmonies, Danielle's guitar, and Cregan's haunting violin, offer an organic feast for head and heart.

This is the kind of CD you put in your machine, hit repeat, and let it play all day. If you're like me you'll lose yourself in the dreamy harmonies and infectious rhythms. The last song is their extraordinary arrangement of "Begin the Beguine." It melts stone.

You can sample every song on the CD at their Web site: http://www.divinemaggees.com. And if you really like it, it's OK to treat yourself, buy a copy, and let them play just for you.

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