Thursday, 27 January 2022

DM3 "One Time Two Times Three Times More" - An Anthology ed. 2013

Australian power pop band active from 1992 to 1999.
M3’s first LP “One Time Two Times Three Red Light” (1993), mixed by legendary American producer Mitch Easter (REM, PAVEMENT, SON VOLT, LETS ACTIVE, VELVET CRUSH), received widespread critical acclaim for its melodic pop hooks, cool vocals and high energy rock’n’roll guitar. It sold well in Australia, Europe and the US, and two Europeans tours followed.
Album number two, “Road To Rome”, was also mixed by Mitch Easter and lauded internationally as one of the best albums for ’96 of its genre. “Rippled Soul”, DM3’s third album, was more diversely structured and well received at home and overseas. DM3 eventually split at the end of ’99.
Fast forward to 2011 and a once-again reunited and reinvigorated DM3 performed at South by South West in Austin, Texas and toured Europe and the east coast. DM3’s best-of record “One Time, Two Times, Three Times More” and a live set “Live at Roskilde” have seen DM3 return to the live scene in 2014. Dom released his first solo album “Homespun Blues and Greens” in 2004. He continues to tour Europe where he is a popular drawcard, touring with the Stems in 2003 and as a solo artist on the release of his anthology “Popsided Guitar” in 2005. - https://dommariani.com/pages/biography-dom-mariani
trax:
01 Hold On 02 Foolish 03 Can't Get What You Want 04 Something Heavy 05 1 Time 2 Times Devastated 06 TV Sound 07 Second Floor 08 Just Like Nancy 09 Up In The Air 10 Soultop 11 Show You 12 Far From Here 13 Quicksand 14 Lure 15 Anyway That You Like 16 Take It All 17 Homespun Blues (Bonus Track) 18 Prove (Bonus Track)
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4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I don't think this link is for the anthology listed?

RYP said...

thanks for attention, now it's the anthology:

DM3 "One Time Two Times Three Times More" - An Anthology
gitit! no pw
https://mega.nz/file/sfIkSBLB#Zirc8_gwZHXBwLvA2oHVtdueVUxwEjq6E64N4hwkTZk

Gary Field said...

Thanks for all the DM3, superb powerpop with that touch of pysch.

Frank Rizzo said...

Thanks a lot!