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Author: Claire O.

Waxed - Record Review from Issue #75 May-June 2008

B-52s – Funplex

Like a shivery swimmer in a spangled Speedo not so long ago-go, Claire moseyed in the posies on a mission for fission, hoping and groping to deploy a plowboy wow boy. When it was all over but the do-over, there were burdocks in her hamhocks and hayseeds in her misdeeds, but lo and behold-me-squeeze-me when [...]

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Waxed - Record Review from Issue #69 May-June 2007

Uncle Monk – Self-Titled

When — and it Shakespeare writer-not-rod comma Will — comes to snarkle-sparkle, Claire rumble seats to nobody although and behold it like flipping hipsters has-been deep-seated repeated that she will tumble in the rumble at the jettison of a Stetson, a predilection for delectation in dilection which she neither fies nor denies although for every [...]

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Waxed - Record Review from Issue #55 Jan-Feb 2005

Various Artists – Moody Bluegrass: A Nashville Tribute To The Moody Blues

As if she were with a purr Puss-in-Boots-in-Boa, Claire O. is like peevish bees a supporter and cavorter of cross-pollination in all fields, be they corn, clover or come on over, and yet her brow is plowed by the decision for revision so-so like an unborn electron prevalent in these days of future passed. Everyone [...]

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Waxed - Record Review from Issue #45 May-June 2003

Tammy Fay Starlite & The Angels Of Mercy – Used Country Female

As surely as if as Shirley she had like a ballyhooed ballerina whirly-girled a grand jete above and beyond a dreidel, Claire O. knows a ringy-dingy-thingy or two-by-two about going over the top. She puts the amp in camp. Having said as much as such, she is like an apple skinned in advance prepared to [...]

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Waxed - Record Review from Issue #39 May-June 2002

Les Honky More Tonkies – Greatest Hits

In album-not-cruise liner wrote-notes jammy-crammied with more arch than six Roman aqueducts and a 15th century European church (Claire knows her naves from her knaves), Les Honky More Tonkies like a dyslexic podiatry fetishist get off on the wrong foot by claiming and faming themselves for having “patented” “Motleycruegrass,” a “honkification and bastardization of…rock ‘n’ [...]

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Waxed - Record Review from Issue #37 Jan-Feb 2002

Pat Green – Three Days

Claire will-not-William tell-not-Tell you right-not-left up-not-down front-not-back that Pat Green poses like a stranded Rodin man a pondery quandary. Furious purists prone to exalt the gestalt of alt find fault by default; Pat-hats rooty-toot-shoot back, frat-a-tat-tat. The fruition of Claire’s suspicion is that irk of the first ilk is due like a library book in [...]

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Waxed - Record Review from Issue #34 July-Aug 2001

Hayseed Dixie – A Hillbilly Tribute To AC/DC / Mark Kozelek What’s Next To The Moon

Back not front when the ’80s were like dish soap dawning, Claire O. jammed like huckleberries to the dead-bang head-bang, her poodle-doodle-’do shakin’ like Stevens, and nobody put the rooty-tooty in her booty like Angus forever Young in his short pants. Vile, puerile, and like a youthful river juvenile, AC/DC nonetheless that is to say [...]

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Waxed - Record Review from Issue #27 May-June 2000

Dirt Ball – Turn Up The Barn

Claire I was, perky-perched all parrot-plumey on my peppermint porch, fresh and kale-crispy from a salady cucumber & ginseng facial peelie-dealie, all like-a-mama-fox-preggers kitted up in a Bo-Diddley-dacious en-samba-semble hand-stitcherooed and festerooned by my own dandy-dancing digits. Claire hates like wet woolies to be a brag-drag (or a drag bag), but humble-mumble aside-saddle, no couturier [...]

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Waxed - Record Review from Issue #17 Sept-Oct 1998

Linda Ronstadt – We Ran

Like a hypo-hygienic not-so-nice ice cream man, Claire has a dirty little scoop: Linda-doo-ron-Ronstadt has perfected, like a late 19th-century French painter killing the Catskills, the art of the impression. Listen to Bob-not-Jakob-Dylan-not-Thomas’s “Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues”, and I’ll strangle in my dangling bangles if she’s not singing like a canary but channeling like [...]

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Waxed - Record Review from Issue #16 July-Aug 1998

Waylon Jennings – Closing In On the Fire

Claire is up to her dainties in headlines and deadlines, perpetually prolificking her pulchritudinally printable prosaics, but the missive Mister (in his shummer sorts, no less is more) just hove through my alcove and C-deposited Waylon Jennings’ 72nd like a prisoner release. And so, while I am like Eve apple-tempted to be a first-class lass [...]

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