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TAINT LOVE

"George Elliott is a strange egg. You can’t pigeonhole this guy's music no matter how hard you try." - Review by J.R. Oliver

CHILD OF THE MOON

"Prolific songwriter Elliott is getting quirkier, which is hard to do for someone who was a Klaus Nomi collaborator decades ago. In addition to some choice covers (Stones, Johnny Cash) GE has written some strange, challenging, fun songs here..." - ROCTOBER 2004

MEN DON'T SMOKE

"Play almost any of these songs for someone and say it was an obscure George Harrison song and I don't think they would argue with you." - EARCANDY online magazine

COME ON 2

NEW RELEASE 9 NEW SONGS AND VERSIONS FROM LONG-LOST MASTERS

HEAVEN-HI HEL-LO
The RE-ELECTRIFIED George Elliott!

NEW RELEASE!

"A mini-symphonic feel to the arrangements, though also a playfulness to the odd combinations of whistles, folky guitar strums, electronically coated riffs, whimsical melodies, and the plaintive singing" [AMG]

George Elliott's MUSIC FOR GIRLS

"Elliott is all the Beatles rolled into one burrito."
-Roctober Magazine April 2001

"Attractively melodic and quirky, the combination of chirpiness and dislocated drifting sounding akin to Syd Barrett..."
-Richie Unterberger

(click on cover to see entire review)

THE COME ON STORY, New York City 1976-80

"...This has the feel of something from one of those groups that made lots of people want to start bands, just because it's so simple and crazy and easy to play and full of stuff that seems near-improv that it's inspiring."

-Holly Day
THE BIG TAKEOVER

George Elliott
UNSOLVED BLISS-TERIES
"Simple, cerebral pop is a lost art, but these 26 two-minute songs have a thinking-man's quality." -Jack Rabid
(Click to see entire review)

Forehead Movies ...utilizing several-dozen instruments falls in the ground between experimental wordless rock and soundtrack music, though usually remaining very melodically accessible." - Richie Unterberger
ALL MUSIC GUIDE

George Elliott's First solo CD GNOSTIC SONGS (1998)... a combination of original material with vocals, some instrumental, and a sprinkling of cover songs (gems rescued from pop obscurity!)

Our first release was a just-in-time-for-the millennium CD single of two private song-sketches of Klaus Nomi (RIP) and friends from 1979.

"On this two-song CD single, "Silent Night/Za Bak Daz," from 1979, was a sketch of a song intended for Nomi's 3rd album....."
- Richie Unterberger, AMG EXPERT REVIEW