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Feedback page! Here are some comments, quotes, suggestions, etc. from
our fans about their experiences at our shows and listening to our CDs.
To submit your comments, etc. for consideration, please email us at lucretiasdaggers@rcn.com
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and contributing!
"Mass. Morgue 2005: Local Dark Rock Halloween
Event,"
Sky Bar, Somerville, MA, 10/30/05
Photo by Larry Manning
What fans say of LD's performances:
8/17/05
"With vocals reminiscent of Susan Ann Sulley and Joanne Catheral
of Human League, Lucretia's Daggers is the next logical progression of
post punk experimental sound."
- Jason MacDonald
4/4/05
"This band has taken all the right cues from the masters of dark
electronic music and are keeping the essence of the Goth tradition introspective
AND [it's] danceable."
- Brian Viglione, drummer, The Dresden Dolls
11/07/04
"I think your song 'Lost Lovers' has some SERIOUS radio potential. You
might want to think about pitching it to the majors."
- Anderson Mar, Independent Boston-based Music Promoter
10/31/04
"Every time I see them, they just keep on evolving. On stage Lucretia
kicks serious gothic ass while the Daggers slink along like a mechanized
creature. I think we have reason to fear this band."
- Steve Robot: Guitarist/Programmer RobotZen
10/31/04
"You're on the same wavelength as Kurt Weill with 'The Horrors of Retail'.'Retail
is so lame' has the sound of 'Surubaya Johnny,' 'The Black Freighter'
or anything from Three Penny Opera. Great stuff!"
- Dan of Mass. Morgue 2004
6/18/04
"Do yourselves a great favor, see these guys if you get a chance. I must
confess to being enchanted by the Fae Spirit of Miss Lucretia."
- Yust Lundberg
5/20/04
"I just saw you all for the first time at the Sky Bar, and I especially
liked the song about working in retail; that's some funny shit. Rock on."
- Jay
5/18/04
"Seeing them live recently, Lucretia's Daggers unexpectedly hit me with
memories of listening to X-Ray Spex and the New York Dolls. Add keyboard
to that mix and you have a very interesting hybrid of retro 70's glam
punk, and 80's synth pop with 90's riot grrrl vocals."
- Leah Callahan
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What fans say of LD's CDs:
3/12/06
"Sad Flower Songs is your best yet. Far better than most Dark Ambient being produced right now. I can't stop singing or humming "Lost Lovers" over and over. The tech stuff is also vastly improved It's highly polished and
professional. This one is a breakthrough. I'm so impressed. All Hail LD!!!!!!"
- Gerry Fallon-Griffin, jewelry designer for Lucretia's Daggers
2/27/06
"After more listening, the CD gets better! The song "The Sickness" is one of my favorites! What a cool song... [Lauri's] voice is fantastic and the lyrics are great. The CD is in heavy rotation in my player on the way to work."
-Andrew Berlet, LD's initial guitarist
2-24-06
"Musically, it's fascinating; a lot of delightful unexpected and interesting twists and turns in it. It doesn't sink into cliché mode. I think whoever mixed it did a great job. It doesn't get boring, and it makes me want to listen to it again."
-Lisa Alexander
5/28/05
"My other guitarist Deb and I are sitting here listening to your
clips and this is what she said: 'I like her stuff and this stuff is so
marketable.' I agree."
- Duane DeVein and Debra C, Coven of 13
11/26/04
"'Fallen Moon' is a rare, wonderful, captivating song that you could just
sit and take a bath in. 'Sacrifice' is scary and hypnotic. I like both
ends of the spectrum."
- Tony (qtbutt)
8/9/04
"'Sucker/Savior' is awesome!"
- Warren Lynch, Producer of Boston cult film, Pony Trouble
(Boston cult film featuring "The Horrors of Retail" and "Dust"
by Lucretia's Daggers)
5/15/04
"I'm feeling 'Fallen Moon,' love the beat, and [Lauri's] voice is awesome.
I'm lovin' the intro to 'Eb and Flo'; [her] voice rides out the song nicely.
Love the lyrics to 'Sucker/Savior,' too."
- Matt Foley
4/26/04
"The lead singer of this band, Lauri Murphy, is a little mini-skirted,
torn-stockinged Goth imp, and, big treat for me, her voice is reminiscent
of one of my favorite all-time females Poly Styrene [of X-Ray Spex]. I
went to their web site and read Lauri's lyrics while I listened to this
gem of a CD."
- Tom/Tas/Kaiser Ape
10/14/03
"I bought one of your CDs at the RobotZen show last week. I wanted to
tell you that it is really good. This may offend you, but I describe it
as a cross between the Velvet Underground and the Damned. It was surprisingly
good."
- Joel Smith
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