Southern-Fried Power Pop.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Ever Closer	3:02
2		Complicated Girl	2:30
3		Hangin' Out At Walmart	3:40
4		Wretched Town	4:40
5		Wilson	1:41
6		Don't Leave Me	3:45
7		Carnegie Hall	3:34
8		Given	2:57
9		Common Girl	2:15
10		Laid	2:40

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Description

"The Ned Van Go disc, In Stereo, comes off like REM on steroids, opening with the should-be rock radio hit Ever Closer, and going on to present nine more songs that tread the rarified middle ground between well-crafted and hard-hitting."

Peter Cooper-The Tennessean

"This local guitar-slinger plays stomping power-pop that emerges from the same faintly southern mist as Matthew Sweet and Guadalcanal Diary. His self-released CD, In Stereo, rushes and jangles, trailing a cool, pleasant wake. Fans of sharp hooks, big sounds, and smart lyrics should check out Ned Van Go."

Noel Murray-The Nashville Scene

"If you like early REM, combined with a little of the lighter end of Steve Earle's more upbeat material, Ned Van Go should interest you greatly."

hEARd-International Releases

"If this excellent disc hadn't been released in 2001, it would be vying for top ten honors in 2002...a joy to listen to from start to finish."

Eric Sorensen-Fufin.Com

"Like Duane Jarvis, Joe Flood, Tommy Womack, and Tim Krekel, Ned Van Go takes very seriously the idea of not taking himself too seriously. They are all smart asses in a dumbed down world."

Tony Peyser-Santa Monica Mirror

"Don't let the silly band name turn you off-this is an excellent job all around."

Jon Sobel-theglobalmuse.com