Some of the best tracks include
“Stars Of The Show” which fea-
tures guitar work by Sean Glonek
that will remind fans of The Com-
mons of his distinctive playing. In
my opinion, Glonek’s guitar was as
important to The Commons’ music
as the lead vocals by Keith Monac-
chio. It’s as if The Edge performed
on an album by someone other her father (Joseph) and is simply
about being lost.
“They told me that we see in
black and white beliefs, but now
it’s all in color and that’s become
my faith. I crossed the line where
religion collides with blind spiri-
tuality. My picture never made it
on a milk carton and I’ve been lost
since 1983… this is me.” — “Milk
the song sound like a U2 song.
His guitar work is that identifiable.
Another great Jersey guitarist,
Tommy Strazza, has some excel-
lent guitar riffs on “Milk Carton”
- a song that mentions religious
figures, but is not about religion
at all. It’s a song that references
Sheli’s mother (Rosemary) and I also like “Never Let Go” - a song
written when her daughter got
married. Sheli calls it sharing what
she’s learned; some life lessons
about marriage. It’s a beautiful
song about the true value of hav-
ing a partner for life. It reminds us
that as long as you have one an-
other you will make it.
than U2 - odds are he would make Carton”
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