Cincinnati CityBeat : 09/29/2004 : What RU Listening 2

Chrissy Gardner - Sinamatic

· Sheryl Crow -- Greatest Hits

What can I say about this album besides I have every song on the individual CDs, and yet I still bought the greatest hits because I wanted to be able to listen to my favorites without all the others. She seems so real, and that's what I love about her and her music.

· LIO -- "Rapture"

I don't have the CD, but I have the single and this song really just captures me. I get lost in it every single time I hear it. It's enchanting all around.

· Alanis Morissette -- Jagged Little Pill

I don't think I will ever get tired of this CD. I can't get enough of it. I never got into any of her other albums, but this one I listen to on a regular basis.

· Nine Inch Nails -- Downward Spiral

I remember the first time I heard "Closer." I was in eighth grade, I think. I was instantly hooked, and maybe that's why I like this album so much. Because I quit listening to it for a while and then heard it on the radio, and I had to go dig out the CD.

· Evanescence -- Fallen

One album I already know will never leave my car. It will be in there forever. It was a completely original idea, and it's opened up so many doorways for female artists as far as heavier Rock is concerned. I wish I could have beat them to the punch but, nonetheless, I love the album.

SINAMATIC's Web site (sinamatic.tk) has upcoming shows, song clips and other info on the band.

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