Artist: Aztec Two-step
Label: K-Tel
Category: Music

Buy Used: $17.99

Used (7) from $17.99

Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1

UPC: 022775500127
EAN: 0022775500127
ASIN: B000008D2I

Release Date: January 25, 1993
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Condition: Excellent condition. Fast shipping.

Tracks:

•	Baking
•	Killing Me
•	The Persecution and Restoration of Dean Moriarty (On the Road)
•	The Infidel
•	So Easy - Aztec Two-Step, Shulman, Neal
•	Prisoner
•	Strangers
•	Almost Apocalypse
•	Dancers All - Aztec Two-Step, Shulman, Neal
•	Cockroach Cacophony
•	Highway Song

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Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars

Nothing matters now/ Except the dawn August 10, 2007
Why the violently high price? It's simple. Absolutely NOBODY who has grown up with this album would dream of ever parting with it. Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman wrote and sang intimate folk with wit and a quiet beauty I now see resurfacing in artists like Allison Krauss (no kidding--listen to her "Goodbye Is All We Have" from a couple of years ago...she didn't write it, but the guitars and dreamy sadness in it are "Highway Song").br /br /With Aztec Two-Step, you could put on this album and just dream. Baking and Strangers have tunes and lyrics that positively throb with happiness--the guitars, Rex and Neal's perfectly blended voices, the pleasure of being pleased, if you will. And yet "Highway Song" was as pretty and faraway sad as anything Buffalo Springfield wrote. br /br /It's the QUIETNESS of this record--its confidence, its smooth tunes unpretentiously played--that gets me every time. And it's criminal more people didn't know about them. If they did, they'd clamour for a rerelease of this classic of Boston folk. Good luck finding a copy--ya ain't gettin' mine!

5 out of 5 stars

Acoutsic Masterpiece July 1, 2007
Like those reviewers before me, I also had worn out the grooves of the album that I had in college. And when I found their web site, I too ordered a copy of this masterpiece album, now on CD. No scratches when listening to the song, Strangers, with the intro of those chirping crickets. Just a beautiful song!! Every song on this is just great. So many different styles, from bluegrass to ballads, and just 2 great musicians strumming their acoustic hearts out, and singing lights out harmonies. The last song, Highway Song, is an ending to a fantastic disk. Go to their web site, and you can get this copy for a lot less. Also, sign on to their web site. You'll love there monthly newsletter.br /br /JLMankin

5 out of 5 stars

Agreed! December 24, 2005
2 out of 3 found this review helpful

I went online to shout about Aztec Two STep..and the reviewers above have said it all. One of the great albums of my college years AND it holds up now. Baking is a classic; hell, they all are. Get this CD ASAP.

5 out of 5 stars

Amazing Album but whats up with the PRICE!!! November 22, 2004
5 out of 7 found this review helpful

This album is amazing but honestly if you want to buy it go to the bands website where it only costs $15

5 out of 5 stars

A trip down memory lane..... July 31, 2004
2 out of 3 found this review helpful

I, too, wore this album out while I was in college....a few years later than 1972. If you haven't every heard Aztec Two Step, you are truly missing out on some terrific music. Add this CD to your collection...you won't be sorry!

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