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TOP 10 of 1997 

1. ELLIOT SMITH   "Either/Or" 
2. NOMADS  "Cold Hard Facts" 
3. GUIDED BY VOICES  "Mag Earwhig" 
4. T-MODEL FORD  "Pee Wee Get My Gun" 
5. FU MANCHU  "The Action Is Go" 
6. REVELATORS  "We Told You Not To Cross Us" 
7. ILLYAH KURYAHKIN  "Count No Count" 
8. MONO MEN   "Have  Nice Day Motherfucker" 
9. VARIOUS ARTISTS  "Flaming Burnout" 
10. MAKERS   "Hunger" 

JULIE ANTHONY

I dig 
    piss & vinegar guitar-fuck-rock  

    sweet and tangly jangle sludge with balls  

    lo-fi 60s/70s-influenced slop rock  

    real country rockin-hillbilly and prog-billy

Basically if it has got lotsa loud guitar, I like it!
Ray: Loves her GUIDED BY VOICES. GVSB jokes are not tolerated. Loves guitar-based rock, ranging from gritty-kitty shit to lo-fi indie rock, to rhythmic/harmonious modern rock.  

Charlie: Queen of indie-rockdom . Good ear for garage/pop, lo-fiish roots rock, post-metal. Open to new genres. 

Jason: Into roots-infected indie rock, punk, garage, country. Frequently surprises me with something cool I1ve never heard of. 

Mark: The very best of an indefatiguable indie rock afficiendo. Unwavering loyalty to The Guitar. Not from Lawrence, KS without good reason: she is the smalltown, supershy, undiscovered beauty who drops a tab of acid, runs away forever, blooms when she finds herself freed of Toto, and in the company of other warped souls. Throws an occasional derisive comment in the Techno direction, maintains diplomatic ties with the Ambient crowd, turns a deaf ear on Soul/Rap/Funk, doesn1t mind being locked into a small room with a Punk-Hardcore party in full swing. You can take the girl out of Kansas... 

Julie R: Pretty firmly rooted in the rock genres; garage rock and rock with punk and emocore influences, and even rock with tinges of country/folk and novelty. 

Randy: The reigning Queen of Nice around here, and has been known to wear the crushed velvet leggings that are well known to cause...ah, but I digress. Hmmmm. Yes...now then one wouldn't believe that loud trash rock would be her forte, but Monster Magnet gets her a stomping about the store with those big boots. Now push that snowball down the hill and it will snowball into a pile of loud 3-chord degeneracy.