E Pluribus Esteban

Product Description
From the heart of the California delta The Universal Steve were born out of necessity. After teetering on the fringe of success with Chance the Gardner and the recently broken up Toadmortons lead singer songwriter Steve Bryant gathered his friends one weekend to play music and mess around in the recording studio he had just built. Realizing that they may actually have the making of a great band and the fact that everyone was named Steve, they recorded a few songs and before you knew it there was an album ready to go.

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Average customer rating: Another Hidden Gem

E Pluribus Esteban The Universal Steve Manufacturer: Long Live Crime ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B0002XL216 Release Date: 2004-10-19

Tracks:

1. Table
2. Spiral
3. Town
4. Ground
5. Safe
6. Ophelia
7. Loser
8. Spike
9. Good Bye Bad Self
10. Radio
11. Low
12. Mequon

Album Description

From the heart of the California delta The Universal Steve were born out of necessity. After teetering on the fringe of success with Chance the Gardner and the recently broken up Toadmortons lead singer songwriter Steve Bryant gathered his friends one weekend to play music and mess around in the recording studio he had just built. Realizing that they may actually have the making of a great band and the fact that everyone was named Steve, they recorded a few songs and before you knew it there was an album ready to go.

Customer Reviews:

Another Hidden Gem.......2007-05-30

This is another good band recommended by my Pandora station. Describing music is always a challenge, so I'll give it my best shot. Mostly this album is lo-fi indie rock, pretty much quiet and sedate with no squealing guitars or any of that. It's more the album you put on when you want to relax, not when you want to dance. From start to finish it's consistently good without any cringe-inducing songs you have to skip. "Low" is my favorite so far as that's the first one I ever heard, but I'm sure I'll have some other favorites after I listen to it more. And believe me, I will be listening to it some more.

That is all.

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1. Extended Versions [Live]
2. Extended Versions [Live]
3. Feels So Good [Import]
4. Fizzgig-European UK
5. Fountain Of Youth
6. Goodbye Peter Lorre [Original recording remastered] [Import]
7. Gothic/Libertine [Import]
8. Harkonen
9. High on the Hog [Import]
10. How About That? [Import]

Rock Music