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Just when you thought Mike Patton was taking some time off, enter Tomahawk. These guys have a raw, innovative sound that's sure to please the Patton enthusiasts. Check 'em out live. You won't be disappointed. |
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Primus is the only band good enough to suck. Les, Ler and Tim recently wrapped up their "Tour De Fromage" and released the DVD "Hallucino-Genetics Live 2004". If you missed them on tour, check out PrimusLive, where you can purchase any recent show your little heart desires. Collect 'em all!
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The Meat Puppets was one of the original groups from the SST label that paved a path for other punk bands that would succeed them. The Pups earned quite a following with their colorful desert rock. |
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D. Boon, George Hurley, and the legendary Mike Watt made up San Pedro's very own The Minutemen. This trio, along with "then" SST label mates, the Meat Puppets represents punk at it's best. After Boon's tragic death, Mike Watt stayed busy with projects such as fIREHOSE, J Mascis, and Porno For Pyros just to name a few. Check out Watt's Hoot Page. He jams econo... |
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We're talking nearly two decades of jams that included jazz, funk, folk, rock and even accapella. We're talking Phish, my friend. If you never saw them live you missed out on the chance of a lifetime. Then again, according to the truly devoted Phish-heads, they'll be back again. Time will tell... |
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Consider this blend: heavy metal, psychedelia, gothic rock, progressive rock and catchy pop. This musical diversity made them legendary. Check out the Smashing Pumpkins. Although defunct, Corgan has set the stage for a reunion. Talk about being a fine day. |
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