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Reel Big Fish / Streelight Manifesto giveaway!
Hey do you like Ska music? Were you in High School in the 90s and really really get into Ska and listen to lots of Punk/Ska like Rancid and get really super angry when it went all mainstream and ended up on the radio like on 99.1 WHFS and MTV in the form of SKAturday? Did your friends all ridicule you for obtaining your Punk Gear from Hot Topic, rather than making it by hand … Read entire article »
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The Rapture Day Plans Post
As everyone seems to be well aware the end of the world, a k a “Judgement” “Day” is upon us – slated to end this Saturday, May 21st (exact time not specified). And what better way to go out – or be left behind, alternatively – than with the perfect Rapture Plans? What songs are on your Rapture Playlist (which everyone most definitely has already, in a box or behind a plate of glass in … Read entire article »
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Top 4: Buttrock songs of all time (because 5 is one too many)
Ahhhhh Buttrock. Generic, uninspired aural diarrhea that has somehow actually managed to evolve – as far as primordial ooze can, in a way – into its own genre, its own way of life. And although the internet may provide varying opinions, as some consider Hair Metal or early 80′s Crotch Rock to be Butt Rock, Butt Rock is and always will be the sweet sounds of Creed on a warm July evening; the vocal bullfrogging … Read entire article »
Filed under: Entertainment
The Dirty Marmaduke Flute Squad, their last show, and Septimius the GREAT
And lo it was last month, when an exchange of comments via locally popular Midnight Sun blog did spark an interest: could or would the new Black Roman Emperor Septimius the Great be lured into performing at local rock group Dirty Marmaduke Flute Squad‘s CD release party for their latest (and last, tragically) album, Boneslinky? To make a long story short, the answer is yes. To make a short story long, Septimius’ crew contacted me by mistake to see about booking last Friday’s show at the Windup Space, which I in turn forwarded to the fine folks of DMFS. Sadly, they had already booked the show and Septimius would neither be seen nor heard… until one auspicious day when I and thousands upon thousands of local media outlets were gleefully informed … Read entire article »
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Bieber Fever contracted by livestock, thousands euthanized
International Universal Singing Supernova Justin Bieber performed in front of a screaming, frenzied audience of over 12,000 people and several hundred animals at the Maryland State Fair on Sunday, sending humans into frothing convulsions coupled by uncontrollable sobbing and child worship. The condition, known as “Bieber Fever,” was previously considered to be a mild disorder with a relatively short disease course of several hours, or concurrent distance from the teenage singer, with very few if any lasting effects. That is, unfortunately, until Sunday when it became apparent that Bieber Fever is contractible to livestock. … Read entire article »
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