Sometimes an artist just needs 12 more songs to summarize their career. Case in point... A fixture on the Minneapolis indie music scene since the mid-1990s, The Honeydogs swing from alt-country to bar rock to Stax-style rock 'n' roll to Beatley power pop. Since the artistic high of 2004's 10,000 Years , the band has put four additional records of smart, solidly-constructed tunes. Since songwriter Adam Levy has a gift for one-liners, I'll limit my commentary to a favorite line from the song. Check out 12 by The Honeydogs for a summary of their first 8 years. And i f you have Amazon Music Unlimited, you can listen along here . 1) "Too Close to the Sun" (from Amygdala , 2006) "I have no regrets, only epithets" 2) "Mrs. Ketchup and the Arsonist" (from Amygdala , 2006) "Jettisoned up to the stars / Close to god, but no cigar" 3) "Amygdala" (from Amygdala , 2006) "Too good for words, too good for me, too good to be ...
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