9 Replies to “ Nothing Like The Real Thing - Cadillac Blindside - Read The Book Seen The Movie (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Dec 12,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Read The Book Seen The Movie on Discogs. Label: Blood Of The Young Records - YOUNG • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Hardcore, Punk, Indie Rock/5(2).

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2. I recently saw Cadillac Blindside open for UFB and the impossibles in August. They Rock n' adperreburkeman.nibislicamotucnamesynchtafochea.co i heard their opening song: at wits end, I bought their CD right then and there. they sound very similar to The Get Up Kids, if you know what i'm sayin. And James Russel,guitar/vocal, looks exactly like Flea from RHCP. Thats always a plus/5(4).

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3. Get all the lyrics to songs on Read the Book Seen the Movie and join the Genius community of music scholars to learn the meaning behind the lyrics.

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4. READ THE BOOK SEEN THE MOVIE by Cadillac Blindside, released 15 April 1. At Wit's End 2. Did You Get All That? 3. Nothing Like The Real Thing 4. A Touch Of Nostalgia 5. This One's On Me 6. Just Pull The Trigger 7. Milemarker 92 8. And Then We Dance 9. The Bottom Line Tonight's Starting Lineup Fashion Before Function

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5. Cadillac Blindside was a punk rock band from Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States. History. Cadillac Blindside formed in They were a punk rock group, which shared, according to AllMusic biographer MacKenzie Wilson, "indie rock qualities similar to the likes of At the Drive-In, the Get Up Kids, and the Dillinger Four."Genres: Punk rock.

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6. Cadillac Blindside Read The Book, Seen The Movie () Soda Jerk original. Every song seems to fall into the mid-tempo emo-rock vein, and each song just plods along. The lyrics are nothing if not stereotypically "emo", and the song titles? anyone? I wish there was something nice I could say about this band, since they seem like nice.

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7. May 10,  · He also shares some great insights into the last album. The only thing he really leaves out is a detailed discussion of the band members side projects (such as Bill Berry's solo '45 in ). But I guess there's only so much room. Bottom line: An absolute must-read Reviews:

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8. The movie omits quite a few of the book's most outlandish plot-points, including a prominent orangutan character and Forrest's odd jobs as a championship chess player, professional wrestler, and accidental savior of Chairman Mao, but adds in a new one in the form of Forrest's brief fame as a cross-country-running enigma.

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9. This felt like reading an ancient tome or even the Bible if it had been written as a hard science fiction novel. This book spans the entirety of the universe from its creation to its end and beyond, depicting cultures, creatures, galactic civilizations, and more of .

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