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Bebs: They are popular with younger people like yourself.

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February 20th: Born on this day

1985, Volkova Olegovna, singer, Tatu, (2003 UK No.1 single 'All The Things She Said.'

1977, Edwin Graham, drums, The Darkness, (2003 UK No.2 single ‘I Believe In A Thing Called Love’, 2003 UK No.1 album ‘Permission To Land’).

1975, Brian Littrell, Backstreet Boys, (1997 US No.2 single 'Quit appearing Games With My Heart', 1999 UK No.1 single 'I Want It That Way').

1972, Neil Primrose, drums, Travis, (1999 UK No.1 album 'The Man Who', 1999 UK No.10 single 'Why Does It Always Rain On Me').

1967, Kurt Cobain, guitar, vocals, Nirvana, (died 5/4/94, 1991 UK No.7 & 1992 US No.6 single 'Smells Like Teen Spirit', from the 1991 album 'Nevermind', spent over 2 years on the UK chart, US No.1 album in 1992).

1960, Mark Reilly, Matt Bianco, (1988 UK No.11 single 'Don't Blame It On That Girl').

1960 Robert Boustead, King Kurt, (1983 UK '36 single 'Destination Zululand').

1954, Jon Brant, Cheap Trick, (1979 UK No.29 & US No.17 single 'I Want You To Want Me', 1988 US No.1 single 'The Flame').

1951, Randy California, Spirit, (died on 2/1/97 when rescuing his 12 year-old son after he was sucked into a riptide in surf off Hawaii. (1969 US No.25 single 'I got A Line On You', 1981 UK No.40 album 'Potato Land').

1950, Walter Becker, bass, guitar, vocals, Steely Dan, (1973 US No.11 single 'Reeling In The Years' and nine other US Top 30 hits).

1946, J Geils, guitar, The J. Geils Band, (1982 US No.1 & UK No.3 single 'Centerfold').

1945, Alan Hull, guitar, vocals, Lindisfarne, died of a heart attack, 17/11/96, (1972 UK No.3 single 'Lady Eleanor').

1944 Lew Soloff, trumpet, Blood Sweat & Tears, (1969 US No.12 & UK No.35 single 'You've Made Me So Very Happy').

1941, Buffy Sainte- Marie, Canadian singer, songwriter, (1971 UK No.7 single 'Soldier Blue', 1972 US No.38 single 'Mister Can't You See'). Wrote 'Up Where We Belong' 1982 US No.1 & UK No.7 for Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes.

1940, Barbara Ellis, The Fleetwoods, (1959 US No.1 & UK No.6 single 'Come Softly To Me').

1937, Nancy Wilson, singer, ('1964 US No.11 single You Don't Know How Glad I Am').




February 20th: died:

1980, Bon Scott from AC/DC was pronounced dead on arrival at a London hospital, after a heavy night's drinking. The coroners verdict said that the singer drank him self to death.

Mama told me not to come...

Superb cover by "The Wofgang Press". Much better than original...

I like Grateful Dead

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Tuesday: I said i liked they're music. I don't know about that

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Skyking: Grateful Dead

February 22nd: Born:

1973, Scott Phillips, Creed, (2001 US No.1 & UK No.13 single 'With Arms Wide Open', 2002 US No.1 album, 'Weathered').

1962, Michael Wilton, Queensryche, (1992 UK No.18 single 'Silent Lucidity').

1953, actor Nigel Planer, 'Neil', (1984 UK No.2 single with his version of the 1967 hit for Traffic, 'Hole In My Shoe').

1953, Graham Lewis, bass, Wire, (1989 UK No.68 single 'Eardrum Buzz').

1953, John Sparks, Dr Feelgood, (1979 UK No.9 single 'Milk And Alcohol').

1945, William Oliver Swofford, (Oliver), 1969, US No 3 & UK No. 6 single, 'Good Morning Starshine.

1943, Louise Lopez, Odyssey, (1980 UK No.1 single 'Use It Up And Wear It Out').

1943, Mick Green, guitar, Johnny Kidd & The Pirates, 1962-64, Billy J Kramer, 1964.

1938, Bobby Hendricks, The Drifters, (1960 US No.1 & UK No.2 single 'Save The Last Dance For Me').

1936, Ernie K Doe, 1961 US No.1 single 'Mother-in- Law.' Written by Allen Toussaint.

February 22nd: died:

2002, Drummer Ronnie Verrell aged 77. Worked with Tom Jones, The Strawbs, and Phil Everly. Provided the drum licks for Animal in The Muppet Show.

1987, Andy Warhol, pop artist and producer, after a gall bladder operation. The founder of the Pop Art movement, produced and managed The Velvet Underground, designed the 1967 Velvet Underground And Nico 'peeled banana' album cover and The Rolling Stones 'Sticky Fingers' album cover.

February 23rd: Born

1973, Olaf Lasse Johansson, keyboards, The Cardigans, (1997 UK No.2 single 'Lovefool').

1963, Rob Collins, keyboards, The Charlatans, (died in a car crash 23/7/96, 1990 UK No.9 single 'The Only One I Know').

1958 David Sylvian, vocals, Japan, (1982 UK 5 single 'Ghosts').

1955, Howard Jones, keyboards, singer, songwriter, (1983 UK No.2 single 'What Is Love', plus 9 other UK Top 40 singles, 1984 album 'Human's Lib' spent over a year on the UK chart. 1986 US No.4 single 'No One Is To Blame').

1955, Zeke Manyika, Orange Juice, (1983 UK No.8 single 'Rip It Up').

1952, Brad Whitford, guitar, Aerosmith, (1989 UK No.13 single 'Love In An Elevator', 1998 US No.1 single 'I Don't Want To Miss A Thing').

1950, Steve Priest, guitar, Sweet, (1973 UK No.1 single 'Blockbuster', plus 14 other UK Top 40 singles').

1946, Rusty Young, pedal steel, Poco, (1979 US No.17 single 'Crazy Love').

1944, Johnny Winter, guitar, vocals, worked with Rick Derringer and brother Edger Winter, (1969 US top 30 album, 'Johnny Winter).

1944, Mike Maxfield, Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas, (1964 UK No.1 & US N0.7 single 'Little Children').


February 23rd: died:

2003, Howie Epstein bassplayer with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers of a suspected drug overdose in New Mexico.

1995, Mevin Franklin of The Temptation. (1971 US No.1 & UK No.8 single 'Just My Imagination' and re- issued 'My Girl' UK No.2 in 1992).

February 26th: Born:

1971, Erykah Badu, US female singer, (1997 UK No.12 single 'On & On', 2001 UK No. 23 single with Macy Gray, 'Sweet Baby').

1969, Timothy Brown, bass player, The Boo Radleys, (1995 UK No.9 single 'Wake Up Boo').

1961, John Jon, Bronski Beat, (1984 UK No.3 single 'Smalltown Boy').

1960, Jaz Coleman, Killing Joke, (1985 UK No.16 single 'Love Like Blood').

1958, Steve Grant, Tight Fit, (1982 UK No.1 single 'The Lion Sleeps Tonight').

1953, Michael Bolton, singer, (1990 US No.1 & UK No.3 single 'How Am I Supposed To Live Without You').

1950, Jonathan Cain, keyboards, Journey, (1982 US No.2 single 'Open Arms').

1947, Sandie Shaw, singer, (1964 UK No.1 single 'There's Always Something There To Remind Me', plus 15 other UK Top 40 singles). First UK act to win the Eurovision Song Contest with 1967, 'Puppet On A String.'

1945, , Bob The Bear Hite, vocals, harmonica, Canned Heat (died 5/4/81, 1968 US No.11 single 'Going Up The Country', 1970 UK No.2 single 'Let's Work Together').

1943, Paul Cotton, guitar, Poco, (1979 US No.17 single 'Crazy Love').

1932, Johnny Cash, US country singer, songwriter. Died of respiratory failure on 12/9/2003, aged 71. (1969 US No.2 & UK No.4 single 'A Boy Named Sue' plus 11 other US Top 40 singles). Had a US TV show in late 60's early 70's.

1928, Fats Domino, (Antoine Domino), singer, pianist, bandleader, songwriter. 1957 US No.6 & UK No.6 single 'Blueberry Hill' and 35 other US Top 40 singles.


February 26th: died:

1991, US songwriter Doc Pomus : Wrote many early 60's hits including, 'Sweets For My Sweet', 'Teenager In Love', 'Save The Last Dance For Me.'

1977, Sherman Garnes from Frankie Lymon And The Teenagers, during open-heart surgery. (1956 UK No.1 and US No.6 single 'Why Do Fools Fall In Love').

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Nirvana: yeah well everyone gets things wrong. anyway ive gotta go

I went to Judas Priest gig last night. Judas is one of my all time favourites and what a great show it was! They opened with "The Hellion" and "Electric Eye" followed by over two hours of hits. It must be a good sign if a band can play that long set and still some very famous and popular songs are missing :)

And Rob! What can i say about him.. Its hard to even imagine Judas Priest without him. I'm glad they survived all the years when he wasn't in the band. He really took the audience and acted like the metal god he is. The biggest letdown was that he didn't enter the stage in his Harley. Well, he corrected that on the encore "Hell Bent for Leather" :)

Between all the hits they also did a few numbers from their new album "Angel of Retribution". I haven't bought the record yet, but they sounded so good that i think i'll have to get it ASAP.

Wonderfull show, i really had a great time! What's everyones latest or favourite consert experience?

kitti: Wow,you're lucky to have been able to go! thanks for sharing with us.

kitti: I've been lucky to see so many good ones. But the most memorable one was when I was in Chicago as a teen and Pink Floyd came to town. I'll never forget lying on the ground in Soldier's Field and watching that huge inflatable pig float aross the crowd. Don't know why that one leaves the biggest impression, maybe because I was so young, but what an experience Pink Floyd was! It was one of my first concerts!
A close second was watching ZZTop in the Astrodome come peeling out in their trademark ZZ car, tearing up the dirt and doing donuts, peeling up to the stage, and then the car skidding to a stop...and in true ZZ form, walked ever so coolly up to the stage, picked up their fluffy guitars and went to town!!!!! They didn't let up for almost 3 hours!!!

baddessi: I saw Emerson Lake and Palmer at Soldiers Field in '77

bwildman: That's about the same time I saw Floyd.76? 77? 78?
Those late 70's are a bit foggy for me! LOL
I also saw the Sox play there quite a bit. I was more a Sox fan than the Cubs...whoops!
Those late 70's were the days of the Super Concerts. BIG concerts with so many names on the list at the show. Ted Nugent, Aerosmith, Lynyrd Skynyrd and George Thorogood & the Destroyers and two other well known groups all on the same bill. Any of of those bands by themselves would have been awesone, but there was always at least 4 big ones together for these all days fests. It was great- don't think they do concerts like that anymore.

Tuesday; I love Uriah Heep! Listening to 'Demons and Wizards' right now

Tuesday: Isn't it great when you hear something like that on the radio? It's like a treasure : ) The stations here just play the same old songs over and over again, when there's so much good stuff they could choose from.
Found 'Demons and Wizards' at Best Buy for $7.99...couldn't believe it!! They have some great old ones at the one near me, grabbed Spirit's '12 Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus' too : )

Electro - workaholic Andy LaPlegua has not been idle towards the end of the year and is now able to unleash his next musical massacre in the form of the eagerly anticipated new Combichrist album, "Everybody Hates You". Not content with delivering his incendiary musical outpourings on one single disc, this trip into the nether regions of dark electro spills over onto a BONUS 9 track second disc - diving headfirst into the depths of the dark side of human nature. On CD1 we find a musical martyrdom of thudding beats, head-splitting sequences and distorted, aggressive vocals delivered in the best EBM tradition. Complete with provocative and stirring samples this is an album that is not for the faint of heart or easily disturbed : featuring dark excursions into the human psyche from the computerised drone of "I Am A Whore" with another track delivering the names of prominent serial killers to the background of an industrial machine-gun-beat staccato. Musically, combines the hard-dance side of techno with the sweaty aggression of EBM and the twisted aural torture of industrial to his very own Combichrist-style. While the first part of this musical opus seems destined for the dance floor, as the thunderstorm of rhythm, sweat und mechanical inferno does not break for the entire duration of CD 1, on CD2, "Everybody Hates You" shows a seemingly different face. Decidedly ambient, Combichrist lure the listener into the false belief that they are now in for a chill out after being through hell and high water. The more one tends to follow this lead, the more one gradually notices that this is also just another facet of the same face. By then it's already too late - as you are indoctrinated into the subversive electronic darkness of CombiChrist. Like needle atonalities and elements of sonic torture assimilating the brain, the electro-horror of "Everybody Hates You" concentrates the musical madness into an all encompassing and murderous sound-wall that cannot be escaped...Truly Hardcore.

baddessi: they had lots of concerts there in the summer.Soldiar Field is the home of Da Bears!!! LOL Komensky Park is where the white sox play

bwildman: DUH!!!! Told you I was a little foggy on my years spent in Chicago in the 70's. Thanks for sorting me out. I'm sure it was because I was so young???

Underwater Pilots are another brand new signing on FUNKER VOGT's Repo Records label (after the recent Birthday Massacre - currently THE most hyped and celebrated new act in the German music press) and present their debut album "Tranquil Places". Best described as catchy electro / future pop with strong influences from Depeche Mode's "Violator" period, "Tranquil Places" contains a number of potential club-hits, such as the amazing "Icecream" or the track "Loud And Clear" (from the "Advanced Electronics Vol. 3" compilation). A great debut for all fans of quality electro.

A real phenomenon in the electro / future pop scene, NamNamBulu have developed into one of the most successful bands of the genre. Following the release of their totally infectious latest single "Alone", they strike back again with "Blinded!" a collection of remastered, long deleted, exclusive and unreleased tracks from the bands early career. Not content to simply re-release these tracks as a copy of the long out of print "Blind" EP, NamNamBulu deliver an extended maxi, mini album of 13 tracks - 7 of which are completely exclusive, previously unreleased songs or remixes !

For all fans of pure, hard electro dance / industrial : X-FUSION are back ! The third album from this one man industrial army dives into the depths of black atmospheres and dark moods : with "Demons Of Hate" the spectacular follow up to pure dance / industrial bechmarks " Dial D for Demons" and "Beyond the Pale", X-Fusion harnesses the sound of the approaching apocalypse, widening the evolution of the well known X-Fusion sound with innovative ideas and sound solutions...Frightening, dark, catchy, melodic and aggressive are a few adjectives that fit this classic release ! Likely to become one of THE highlights in dark electro this year "Demons Of Hate" is a MUST HAVE for all fans of Hocico, The Retrosic, Suicide Comando and similar acts - an album full of potential club-hits and hard dancefloor detonations ! Recommended !

From Dave McKean’s recognizable and always intriguing cover artwork, one would get the impression that the sound of Interlace is probably combines gothic dirge rhythms with apocalyptic atmospheres, something akin to the industrial soundscapes of Skinny Puppy. While this would not be an inaccurate observation, the music of Interlace offers so much more; indeed there are the stark ambient backdrops on the band’s latest, Imago, but they are interspersed with heavy beats and electro bass lines not unlike those heard in EBM. Tracks like the album opener “Master,” “Conformity,” and “Elohim” pulsate with energetic rhythms that are bound to get listeners stomping their feet and throbbing electronics that just might be signals to the cosmos of the mind. These songs have the capacity to get stuck in your head, yet they are very far from any pop sensibility. The arrangements are also noteworthy in their lack of the standard linear verse-chorus progressions that are stagnating so much electronic music today. And then there are the interlude tracks like “Eclosion” and “Diapause,” chock full of fields of industrial noise, bringing to mind images not dissimilar to cover artist McKean’s surrealist visuals.

On top of that are the acerbic vocals of Oscar Wilkensen; his voice has a quality similar to that of many terror-EBM vocalists, but with bouts of melodic quality that set him apart. He can be screeching and incendiary on songs like “Sleep on Stones” and “Conformity,” but then you hear the introductory vocals to “Crystalline Hush” and even the verse refrains in “Master” and realize that he has a wide range of singing ability. His voice perfectly complements the music, bringing forth a perfect contrast between beauty and ugliness, pleasure and pain, restraint and aggression. The overall production of Imago is nothing short of impressive, with every nuance of the music being given its just attention, without sacrificing the quality of the vocals; there is never a moment too loud or too cluttered, never leaving the listener overwhelmed, but also giving just enough for satisfaction and still leave you wanting more.

It would be easy to liken Interlace’s sound to that of Front Line Assembly, and not simply because of the presence of Dave McKean; like FLA, Interlace have an effective mix of production and songwriting ability. However, Interlace are anything but a cover band, regurgitating the sounds of old for the sake of mass appeal. On the contrary, they retain a great deal of their own personality to create music that is familiar yet original. Released on Artoffact Records alongside Psyche, Massiv in Mensch, and Blank, the band stands out among their peers as a creative force to be reckoned with. If you are tired of the banality of much of today’s electronic music, Interlace are here to offer you a piece of audio candy that will leave you longing for that sweet yet slightly bitter taste in your mouth. Fans of Front Line Assembly, Android Lust, and Dream into Dust will find much to behold in the music of Interlace, a band who stays true to their website name: Design For a New Breed. This is the new industrial for a new generation. Be warned!

Track list:
01. Master
02. Sleep on Stones
03. Conformity
04. Elohim
05. Eclosion
06. Crystalline Hush
07. Track Two
08. Veneer
09. Diapause
10. Pandora
11. In the Walls
12. Quintillion
13. Candle Burns Blue
14. Molt

For more information on this artist, go to: http://www.designforanewbreed.com

The German electronic pioneers Kraftwerk are to release a live 2DVD of their recent 2004 world tour. But the new release is not limited to just a live 2DVD. Entitled "Minimum Maximum", the package will furthermore include a double live CD, a double multichannel SACD (Hybrid) and a 4 vinyl LP set in a special designed box. Each product offers the complete set of live performances, available in an english and a german version.

In the meantime the band has confirmed several live performances: June 30th will see them live at work at the Rock Werchter Festival in Belgium, July 3rd live at Eurockéennes de Belfort in France and on July 4th the band plays the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland.

Nirvana: Saw them live last year. They are in a very good shape...

Andre Faria:
Kraftwerk

(apparently the first one didnt work too well)

gekrompen hoofd: Hum... Don´t think so... European zone only, but I´m not sure.

gekrompen hoofd: Thanks. Another great site... :)