Hey guys,
I'll post the next show the second we get it. In the meantime, we'll hopefully post a new song from our forth coming CD release soon.
Rock!
Greg

If anyone's interested in what the "old drummer" has been up to, my new band Sally is playing an 18+ show thursday, March 16th at Schuba's. We're also playing that same afternoon on 88.7FM WLUW at around 1pm. More info at www.sallymusic.com
take much care.
trip

Happy Birthday Jamie!!

Edited by author 04-17-2006 01:54 PM
A review of Manchester Passion (where Jesus sings Love Will Tear Us Apart and then duets with Judas on Blue Monday. Oasis, the Smiths, and the Stone Roses were also featured. It was shown on the BBC over the weekend. Hope to be able to find it online soon..).

http://markjberry.blogs.com/way_out_west/2...chester_pass_1.html
and
http://www.nme.com/news/oasis/22800

We're almost ready to record our next release. I'm looking forward to getting it out ther for y'all to hear. Stay tuned, hopefully we'll have some songs for download soon.
Greg

   Hey guys! Would love to work with you guys in my studio.

  -Matt

Oasis debut tops great albums poll

It epitomised the Britpop phenomenon more than 10 years ago - and now Definitely Maybe, the Oasis debut, has been named the Greatest Album of All Time.

The album, which featured hits such as Live Forever and Supersonic, pushed the Beatles' Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band into second place in the poll of more than 40,000 music fans.

Another Beatles album, Revolver, came third, followed by Radiohead's OK Computer, and another Oasis release (What's the Story) Morning Glory? in fifth place.

Up the Bracket, the 2002 debut by Pete Doherty's former band The Libertines, is the newest album in the top 20 in 15th place.

Nirvana's Nevermind, in sixth place, and The Strokes' Is This It, in 20th place, are the only two bands from the US to make the top 20.

The Stone Roses' self-titled album is seventh followed by Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon, and The Smiths' The Queen Is Dead.

Radiohead's The Bends is next in the Top 100, followed by U2's The Joshua Tree.

Definitely Maybe, which cost £85,000 to produce, was released on August 30 1994 and debuted at number one in the charts a week later.

The survey was organised by the book of British Hit Singles and Albums and NME.com and votes came from as far afield as New Zealand, Croatia and Colombia.

Fans were given no pre-ordained list to chose from in the survey, to celebrate 50 years of the Official UK Albums Chart.

Hey,
We have some shows coming up. We're making our triumphant return to Elbo Room on June 17th, and you'll be able to see us in our debut at The Darkroom on July 6th!
More info to come.
G

Edited by author 06-13-2006 12:14 AM
Hey everyone,
We're trying to get voted in to play Lollapalooza, so if you could spare 20 seconds everyday between now and the end of June, please log on to
http://www.freshtracksmusic.com/lolla2006/...0069&sgn=Indie+Rock
or copy and paste the address and vote for us, confirm it in your email, or you multiple email addresses and hopefully we'll be chosen.
Thanks, and be sure to catch us at Elbo Room onn June 17th, Martyrs (covering Prince songs)for a benefit for Estrojam on June 22nd, or at Darkroom on July 6th.
Rock!
Greg

Prince songs?

Hmm, how many will you guys do?

Kind of curious as to which ones.
Controversy?
Darling Nicki?

I hope they are recording it for the bands, as it would be cool to hear those again and again...

Good set last saturday. I like how the new song is coming along.

I hope the ladies enjoy you on thursday!

Lollapalooza! My pompadour is on red alert. I'm voting like a crawfish, daddy-o.

Happy Independence Day!
Come see us at the Darkroom!
Greg

Great show last night! My pompadour did a back flip at the sight of that guy in the other band. That was a very unfashionable hair-do.

Edited by author 11-09-2006 02:11 AM
Sad news. I heard Sterno has recently passed away from cancer.

Is the band still together????????