Dino in the latest Magnet

[King Tubby]

Flipped through it at the bookstore a little while ago and there’s a decent two-page piece on the fellas. It’s nice in that it devotes at least a little space to post-Lou Dino in a non-dismissive way. J claims that Hand It Over is his favorite of those albums, which is cool to hear. That’s a criminally underrated album. I wish his feelings for it would compel him to include songs from it in the sets he plays with the Fog.

[SonicD]

Hand It Over is bloody brilliant.

[Vince]

Hand It Over is my favorite ‘post lou’ dino album without a doubt

[oldskool1221]

i love hand it over its one of the best albums that lou isn’t on

[weezerfreak942]

i think its 2nd to without a sound

[Elbit]

I think Hand It Over is my second favorite post-loobie record after Green Mind. I think its because Green Mind is the first Dino record i ever got.

[oldskool1221]

"Elbit " wrote:

I think Hand It Over is my second favorite post-loobie record after Green Mind. I think its because Green Mind is the first Dino record i ever got.

same here

[rambleon]

Could someone post this article for those of us who can’t get hold of the magazine?

[skatersonic2002]

Post Lou Dino Albums…

1. Green Mind
2. Where You Been?
3. Hand It Over
4. Without A Sound

[tonas]

I’ve been listening to Without a Sound and Hand it Over a lot recently. They really seem to be for some reason the forgotten albums. Its a shame too because both of them are excellent.

[King Tubby]

"tonas " wrote:

I’ve been listening to Without a Sound and Hand it Over a lot recently. They really seem to be for some reason the forgotten albums. Its a shame too because both of them are excellent.

I know. To this day I don’t really like the first two songs on WAS, and am not crazy about tracks three and four, but from "Grab It" to the end of the record it’s a stunner. And when it first came out Hand It Over souned pretty blase to me (and, frankly, to everyone else I knew at the time), but after seeing them play a bunch of those songs on that tour the album really came alive for me, and has only grown in my estimation over the years. Great stuff, and unfairly (and lazily) dismissed in the music press at large. Do these people actually *listen* to the albums they comment on?

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