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Re: “SiX sense”
If you havent seen SiX you should check them out....i have seen them so many times and i cant get enuf of them..now for you girls who wanna see some hot men...take a look..they are in this band!! love you guys jagerbrat aKa bakob*tch
Posted by
jagerbrat
on 09/13/2008 at 7:49 AM
Re: “SiX sense”
Six plays the most down and dirty rock and roll I have heard in a long time. If you did seeing GREAT live music and see they are playing in your neck of the woods, it'd be a wise decision to check em out.
Posted by
TK
on 09/11/2008 at 3:02 PM
Re: “Wilco rocks”
I too have seen Wilco at least 6 or 7 times with this being the best lineup for Mr. Tweedy. I was in the 4th row and, could see that everyone was up on their feet for the whole show. I was amazed when I saw the add for Wilco at the Pikes Peak Center! I had just seen them at the Fillmore earlier. Wow,I didn't have to go to Denver. One of the best shows ever at the Pikes Peak Center! Kudos to those involved to bring such an incredible band at their peak right now.
Posted by
RVZOO
on 06/14/2008 at 9:53 PM
Re: “Every mile a memory”
Dierks Bentley's approach to music pushes all boundaries as well as genre expectations. His music has emotional appeal across all lines. During the past two years, Bentley has taken risks in all sorts of venues successfully. From Bonnaroo to Lollapalooza to Stagecoach to broadcasting from Iclips.net, Bentley continues to push country music and his fans farther. From a fan perspective, Bentley provides more support than most, as seen by his upcoming Greatest Hits album, due out May 6th. Fans were able to choose the artwork, the album title, and pick the songs which were recorded live. As if that's not enough he has listed the first 3,000 fans as Executive Producer on the liner. Who does that? Topping that, he remembers fans by name. It's no wonder his fans are rabid about following him to new and higher ground. No matter what your favorite genre, you have to respect his work ethic and ambition.
Posted by
jakes_janet
on 04/24/2008 at 4:04 PM
Re: “Anarchy in the COS”
It's good to see some other punk bands out on the scene, we've got on going right now in a basement, and you'll soon hear about us. (ex-members of get outta my face and the no thank yous)
Posted by
Bornfedslaughter
on 03/19/2008 at 9:40 PM
Re: “Ridin' not-so-dirty”
While Vance Degeneres did play with the band for a short while, Jonathan Pretus (pictured) is their high-energy young blast of fresh air guitarist. JP is also younger and a bit shorter than Vance... ;
Posted by
anisayni
on 02/28/2008 at 2:46 PM
Re: “Ridin' not-so-dirty”
Great article. Vance Degeneres did play with the band briefly; however, Jonathan Pretus (pictured)has been playing with the band for a while now and has brought a young, fresh energy with him to the stage. He's much younger and a bit shorter than Vance, too... ;)
Posted by
anisayni
on 02/28/2008 at 2:39 PM
Re: “Krunk-a-Cola”
And what do you do, beside I also play guitar, and write my own tracks. Learn a little more about what you are talking shit about before you open your mouth :)
Posted by
Dj Sintech
on 02/04/2008 at 8:44 PM
Re: “The gift of music”
Music Exchange rules! They may not have everything under the sun in their stock, but they more than make up for it with their personalities and customer service. Chuck Snow for mayor!
Posted by
Wfts
on 01/21/2008 at 10:27 AM
Re: “Anarchy in the COS”
Thank you so much. The brown noise really is kick ass and im glad to see people appreciate it
Posted by
pnkcherry
on 10/25/2007 at 6:23 PM
Re: “Anarchy in the COS”
thats my girl syd!! your a bamf. i love you!
Posted by
spreadthelove
on 10/25/2007 at 4:08 PM
Re: “Anarchy in the COS”
i wish i could have been there!! nice job sydney!!! love, sarah!
Posted by
sunshinesar
on 10/25/2007 at 2:56 PM
Re: “Did we pass the audition?”
Re: Stupid Boy, Smart Girl. "...include NRBQ founder and Nashville hit-writer Big Al Anderson..." NRBQ began in Louisville, KY in 1966. Terry Adams and Steve Ferguson (one of Big Al's biggest influences) were the founders. By the time Al joined in 1971, the band already had a couple of records out on Columbia. So he was not one of the founders, but he certainly did "pass the audition," and then some!