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posted by A.Guss at 11:20 PM
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I know I posted some of The Raconteurs last week, but I thought I should share this also. Enjoy and the above picture comes from here.
posted by A.Guss at 3:20 PM
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If all goes right tomorrow, I'll be in the Eagles Ballroom enjoying The Wailers and Messenger at the Eagles Club (The Rave) in Milwaukee. I haven't seen the Wailers in years, but as I remember from the last time it was a great time and satisfied my reggae craving.
posted by A.Guss at 1:26 PM
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In non-music related news, my hero Keith Jackson has retired from broadcasting. When I started college with my dream of becoming a play-by-play announcer he was the person I looked up too (even though he still can't pronounce WISCONSIN correctly). Anyways, he was great on Saturdays and I'm gonna miss hearing him.
posted by A.Guss at 9:23 PM
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Well I've waited long enough, it is time for me to see Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. I missed the opportunity last time they came to Milwaukee, and thanks to the parents I have a nice $25 tour shirt. CSNY have just announced a summer tour, and well that could pretty much make anyones day. Check out below for a show live from Toronto back in 1974.
posted by A.Guss at 8:20 PM
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Ben Harper (solo)
posted by A.Guss at 10:05 PM
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Loyal Family has setup another "battle of the bands" to gain entry into this year's 10,000 Lakes Festival. Earlier this year, they put on Battlerusa to gain entry into Wakarusa with great success. The Cosmic Break Tour will be making its way through Illinois and Wisconsin next week. But here is the lowdown from the first stretch of the tour...
posted by A.Guss at 4:43 PM
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posted by A.Guss at 4:20 AM
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4/20 | Cranky Pat's, Neenah, WI
posted by A.Guss at 8:19 PM
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You've probably already heard most of the album already from The Raconteurs, but I bet you haven't seen the video for "Steady, As She Goes"........
posted by A.Guss at 12:15 AM
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Even though I'm not sure what to think on Pearl Jam's "World Wide Suicide" I'll be more than happy to post this video that was sent to me yesterday. Check it out, it's pretty sweet especially the Eddie Vedder interview.
posted by A.Guss at 11:41 AM
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As I migrated North for Easter break I was met with a big suprise that pretty much satisfied me for most of the weekend. I was able to check out two shows at some local drinking establishments in Cedarburg. The first night I caught the tail end of Marc Ballini and then was quickly blown away by The Brimleys. They played another great show the following night at The Roadhouse. The Brimleys made up of Ric Bourbonais (guitar/vocals), Brandon Colella (bass), Rob Shively (keys/guitar/vocals) and Mickey Kennedy (drums) play a classic rock and roll style with the ability to create new levels of energy on every note. Below are a few samples, I recommend "Tidal Wave".
posted by A.Guss at 4:20 PM
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Sublime by far is one of my personal favorites, I remember the first day I heard 40oz to Freedom when I was in 7th grade, from that point on I was a Sublime fan. This show from The Palace is Hollywood is a show that any Sublime fan should own....
posted by A.Guss at 10:00 PM
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From Phish.comMike Gordon & Ramble Dove will perform, with special guest appearances by Jon Fishman and Grace Potter, on Friday, June 2nd at Higher Ground in South Burlington, VT. This unique concert event entitled, "Honky Tonk The Vote" will benefit Vermont's Independent Congressman Bernie Sanders in his bid for U.S. Senate.
posted by A.Guss at 6:47 PM
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Bob Marley and the Wailers
posted by A.Guss at 1:52 PM
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I'll be attending my first Brewers game of the season today, and I am a bit excited....we're off to a 3-0 start just like last year, and other than Prince Fielder striking out a lot we're doing fine....I get to sit in the Miller Lite Beer Pen that consists of a $15 ticket with a shirt, and lots of beer on a Friday night....No mp3s today, but check out the posts below especially the Blackalicious from SXSW.
posted by A.Guss at 3:50 PM
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4/08- Rites of Spring - Rhodes College - Memphis, TN
posted by A.Guss at 4:48 PM
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BLACKALICIOUS
posted by A.Guss at 7:00 PM
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"The floor was shaking under all the gyrating bodies and dancing feet. Smiling faces of red, blue and green flashed about the sold-out show at Mezzanotte Cafe, 628 N. Salina St., as lights flashed through the club. Raq was in full force: exciting, exhilarating, improvisational. The powerful live show is what Raq has become known for, and it's why fans travel from all around the country to catch their energized act."
posted by A.Guss at 9:20 PM
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If I have my luck with work tomorrow I'll be able to catch Keller Williams at the Orpheum Theatre in Madison. I've seen Keller Williams many times, but there is always something that makes me wanna go back to his show. He also plays in Milwaukee on April 12 at The Rave. If you have the chance, the Orpheum is a far better venue. Here are a few songs from his Langerado performance.
posted by A.Guss at 8:52 PM
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Dazed and Confused
posted by A.Guss at 1:55 PM
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