Greatest Hits (So Far)

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#		Title	Length
1		Blue Thunder Boogie	2:47	Play
2		Vote 4 Ya Johnny	3:19	Play
3		My America	3:43	Play
4		Like Ya Used 2 Do	4:14	Play
5		Sweet Brown Sugar	3:39	Play
6		How 2 Love Your Man	4:12	Play
7		This Thing Called Life	4:31	Play
8		Sweet Melody	3:21	Play
9		Inside Out	2:38	Play
10		It's Gonna Be Alright	3:14	Play
11		1 Hot Woman (And An Ice Cold Beer)	2:20	Play
12		All I Want Baby	2:38	Play
13		Back Home	3:55	Play
14		Sweet Love	3:04	Play
15		Suburbia	5:12	Play
16		Into The Sun	3:20	Play
17		Inside Out Live (Bonus Track)	6:25	Play

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Mark Scott LaMountain

Guitar/Lead Vocs

After 4 years in California, I have written 3 full cd's and played all over the northern part of this state.
Also went to Italy and played in Firenze, the reason for the (Greatest Hits CD) Was to introduce the first single (Blue Thunder Boogie) From the same titled upcomming CD (release date 12/04).
And second was to get the brand new songs Titled (Vote 4 Ya Johnny) And (My America) which of course have alot to do with whats going on in this country right now. And to get songs off all 3 previous cd's to your attention.
So take a listen and thanks so much for the support so far as much more music from this artist is comming.

Some Reviews Of My America and Blue Thunder Boogie From Garage Band.com

MY AMERICA
Haunting heavy
Good blend of orchestration to convey emotion. Strong vocals. Great phrasing creates an emotional involvement in the tune. Leaves a real sense of desperation in the soul. The haunting violin definately lays a serious foundation which is well supported by the guitars.
Reviewed by: Film_Director from Portland, Oregon

Space is the place
I really like this song... It's cool how the verses do this early English nineties rock thing (Stone roses, Early Blur) and then go into this dissent chorus that sounds like Alice in Chains. It's a nice mix of sounds.
The production is low budget, but sounds great. I love all the Big Reverb Hall sounds that are on the violin and drums. The guitar work is tasteful and comes to the front of the song when it's their time to be heard. The song is well written and I love the haunting vocals, they really sent a chill down my back. Keep up the good work.
Reviewed by: Groovatron from Hammond, Indiana

Stoner vibe with startling samples
A startling start of indian sounding violin gives way to a slightly Beck sounding song

Vocals are great with interesting lyrics. The production is a little grainy but it adds atmosphere. Good use of guitar sample in the middle, especailly the harmony of the 2 guitars.

The string sample is brilliant and really makes this song.

Extra Credit: Sequencer/Effects Programming, Mood, Coolest Chill-Out Track.
- pmyria
London, United Kingdom
July 21st, 2004

Kindred Americans
Ah - a soundscape so often ignored, the trippy Sgt. Pepper sitar. Hope it comes back. Right now i'm too taken by this track to write -

This is going on my playlist.

I'm not saying anything to stop you from what you're already doing. Don't let anyone else, either. Third party reviewer: you can torpedo my comments if you want, but listen to this track.

Extra Credit: Guitars, Sequencer/Effects Programming, Lyrics, Mood, Originality, Grooviest Rhythm.
- eztigger
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
June 2nd, 2004

BLUE THUNDER BOOGIE

Ok now ! This swings !
This is really cool !...From the opening bars I was hooked by the jazzy /blues swing feel..Good vocalist delivering a fine melody and set of lyrics.... High musicianship all round, great arrangement and guitar solo !....Really well done guys !
Reviewed by: Bassist55 from Wollongong, Nsw, Australia

Blew My Mind
From the first guitar string plucked, I new I was going to love this song. Sounds like the Paladins!

I like the vocals, finally a vocal effect that works well with the singers natural tone. I can hear the words clearly, and they are clever.

The guitar tone is fat and heavy, wonder if the player is playing one of those fat jazz boxes?

The performance really could not have been any better.

Top notch and well done.
Reviewed by: SkyBlue145 from Spring Grove, Pennsylvania


Cool Swingin Rockabilly, Daddy!
Nice delivery, good lead and backing vocals, good, but could get better, nice guitars, very Stray Cats, cool rockabilly groove

Extra Credit: Mood, Originality.
- Klear
Los Angeles, California
June 6th, 2004

Lovely Guitar Tone
I loved the intro and the driving rhythm. Good lyrics and voice. my favorate part was the confident guitar solo, lovely fat tone. Keep it up guys

Extra Credit: Guitars, Production, Beat, Mood, Originality.

- Flexluther
Runcorn, Cheshire, United Kingdom
June 5th, 2004