Artist Clem Snide
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Clem Snide
The post-Clem Snide age officially began in 2008, when frontman Eef Barzelay released his excellent solo album, Lose Big, after disbanding his long-running group the previous year. The epoch proved short-lived, and soon after Barzelay reassembled his band to support Hungry Bird, an album of older material. As a comeback, it was subdued anticlimactic, but 2010's The Meat Of Life is a step in the right direction. It still needs a little more fire in its belly, but "Walmart Parking Lot" and "I Got High" show Barzelay and company still have what it takes.
Updated 05/06/2010

Clem Snide covers Journey
Bands that should have been bigger
Best music: the orphans
San Francisco:
Clem Snide
Denver/Boulder:
Eef Barzelay of Clem Snide
Davey, sing me something that I know: 28 songs that mention other songs by name
I hate my sister: 18 songs about complicated sibling relationships
Clem Snide: The Meat Of Life
Madison:
Clem Snide at High Noon Saloon