THE POST-MODERN ADVENTURES OF 21ST CENTURY ROCK N ROLL BOY

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#		Title	Length
1		Big Noise	3:18	Play
2		21st Century Rock N Roll Boy	4:08	Play
3		God Knows	3:31	Play
4		Almost September	5:54	Play
5		Disconnected	4:37	Play
6		Phone Call	3:23	Play
7		Wasted On You	2:17	Play
8		Lets Rock N Roll	2:41	Play
9		Oh Mercy	5:51	Play

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ROCK E. ROLLINS was born ROSARIO ROCCO CALAGERO RAGLIARO, in LONDON, ENGLAND, 1940. His parents wanted to be closer to the war. However, due to a rare genetic glandular malady, ROCK E. did not begin to age until 1957, when his family immigrated to the United States. They first lived in New York City,and finally settled in EAST BOSTON. It was there the adventure began; long ago,when the world was black and white,and every cellar was home to another band playing "Gloria." The rest, as they say, is, or will be, history. Ladies and Gentlemen... the Purveyor of Zero, the Genius of Crap, the Idol of Real Pain...ROCK E. ROLLINS!

REVIEWS and QUOTES

I approached this CD warily. The first signs were not good.
Rock E. Rollins is a silly name, "Post Modern" conjures up images of tuneless, soulless Avant garde music, and the plain pink cover looks homemade (unless mine is a promo copy).
First appearances can be very deceptive, although, I WAS right about the misleading title-this CD has nothing to do with 21st century post-modernism. It's classic power pop! In effect this is a solo album by Sal Baglio, (Rock's alter ego), as he writes, co-produces, plays all the guitars and does all the vocals. The only thing he doesn't do is bass and drums.
The title track is the most ordinary song on the album, but even so it's not bad. Sal soon strikes gold with the third song, 'God Knows', an excellent power pop song with banks of jangly guitars and harmony drenched vocals. The next song 'Almost September', is even better, an epic ballad with terrific memorable hooks and heartfelt vocals. Sal has a fine voice and sounds more relaxed on the ballads than on the rockers. The other songs aren't quite up to the fab level of 'Almost September', but they are all good, and reveal a flair for strong melodies.
Phil Suggitt
Shindig! Magazine
www.shindig-magazine.com/reviews.html

"This brawny but sweet POWER pop, mates and it shines like a precious jewel. EXTREMELY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED."
Bruce Brodeen
Not Lame Records
notlame.com

***Great In It's Genre
"Anyday with this on the stereo will be a good day."
Gillian Nash
LogoMagazine.com

"Nice self released disc that features some cool jangly tracks...
...will definitely merit replay."
Eric Sorenson
Further Observations of A Jangly music Fan
fufkin.com



"NRBQ meets THE BEATLES meets BOZO meets YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE.
Kick a teen in the nuts Rock n Roll."
John Troy
Semi-famous, Semi-sweet, Manic Depressive musician from Boston. He attended both Altamont and Woodstock.
johntroy.com

"Lot's of catchy hooks....strong and clever lyrics....
Rock E. gasses up the machine with high octane adrenaline and lets the Rock n Roll fly."
Douglas Sloan
Metronome Magazine

...And now some Bla-Bla

THE POST-MODERN ADVENTURES OF 21ST CENTURY ROCK N ROLL BOY was recorded at Room 9 From Outta Space, South Boston, Ma. Engineer DUCKY CARLISLE
Producers SAL BAGLIO & DUCKY CARLISLE
Mastered by JONATHAN WYNER at M WORKS,Cambridge,Ma.
MR.MARTY RICHARDS PLAYED THE DRUMS REAL GOOD!!

Following is an exerpt from ROCK N ROLL STIGMATA which is featured in the cd booklet...copyright sbaglio 2003
lenny the mystic
...lenny was this cab driver who one time literally took the bridge
when he got out the hospital he let everyone know that there in fact was no way out...
he was a seer and a rare good soul in fact it was he that came up the infamous introduction that went like this...
"LADIES AND GENTLEMEN BOYS AND GIRLS
UP FROM THE BOWELS OF SATAN
PLEASE WELCOME
THE PURVEYOR OF ZERO,THE GENIUS OF CRAP
THE IDOL OF REAL PAIN...ROCK E. ROLLINS..."
and then there he was all pork pie hat and shades
mashing the opening chords to link wrays Rumble
one two...here we go starting at the top...