Circle - Featuring the Hit Son: Indigenous: Amazon.ca: Music

1. Little Time

2. Can't Keep Me From You

3. You Left Me This Mornin'

4. Evolution Revolution

5. You Were The One

6. Stay With Me

7. Seven Steps Away

8. Remember

9. Rest Of My Days

10. Waiting For You

11. The Moon Is Shining

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Nakota Nation quartet Indigenous refine and expand their already impressive sound on their second studio full-length album, Circle. These twentysomethings prove themselves to be the most rounded of all the young guns. They embrace instrumental subtleties over rapid-fire blues scale exercises and emotionally engaging singing over howling vocals. And they write good songs, too--nine of the 11 tunes are originals, and all demonstrate grace, maturity, and soulfulness. The big organ with lightly distorted, snaking-guitar-lines sound works well for the group throughout. Thankfully, they deviate from the overtly (though capably rendered) Stevie Ray-ish sound of the opening track, "Little Time." The pedal steel-flavored album closer--famed Vaughn collaborator Doyle Bramhall's "The Moon Is Shining"--is a lovely, light-as-a-cloud number that definitely leaves the listener wanting more. Guitarist and singer Mato Nanji is truly a talent for the ages. --James Conde

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5.0 out of 5 stars Mesmerizing, Jun 29 2003

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Barry Stauffenberg "B" (Tower City, Pennsylvania United States) - See all my reviews
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This music is mesmerizing. Beautiful, haunting!! Makes you feel how music is supposed to make you feel! I recommend it to anyone who listens to music WITH MEANING!
BRILLIANT!!!!!
My goal is to see them LIVE!!!

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5.0 out of 5 stars oh yeah, May 25 2003

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Mr. J. Morgan (Iford, East Sussex) - See all my reviews
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i love this disc, mato and co are currently the most exiting blues rock thing happening at present(opinion,of course) and this captures thier easy brilliance perfectly, theres not a dud on here with every song well crafted, performed, delivered and the lead playing just oozes grace. the live disc showed us some of the power these guys can play with, on here the song is king, it took a while for it all to sink in as i was just waiting for the next ten minute solo but now i just feel dissapointment when the disc is over, every song works for me, its a winner and i cant wait for the next cd from these guys.....

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4.0 out of 5 stars ANOTHER GREAT CD FROM IDIGENOUS, April 11 2003

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HANS D HARMS (runaway bay, QLD Australia) - See all my reviews
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I just received this CD today and have only played it twice. Whenever I've reviewed a CD after such short aquaintence I've got
it wrong. However, this is easier than most.
This is not as good as 'THINGS WE DO'. It is mellower and does not show a lot of progress toward a sound of their own. It is still a brilliant CD and shows more facets to these incredibly
talented musos. Again no really weak tracks and great guitar playing ( not as exuberant as the first 2 CD's ) from MATO NANJI,
but he still is too close to SRV and HENDRIX in tone and phrasing.As they are the masters there is nothing wrong with this, I just thought with the undoubted talents of MATO NANJI he would develope a style of his own before long.
I will just have to keep buying their CD's untill he does and enjoy every moment along the way.

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