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Do you want your band’s material reviewed? Are you a signed or unsigned band? Do you have a couple of tracks you recorded at home with a beat box, your guitar & a few midi-synths? Do you know someone who might have answered yes to any of these questions? If you answered “yes” [...] Opeth – Watershed (2008) Opeth, another Swede band, originally formed in Stockholm in 1990, with David Isberg & Mikael Åkerfeldt as its primary front men. During Opeth’s early years, the band had a decidedly Death Metal vein. However, after a good part of the ’90s went by, several lineup changes & almost a handful of albums [...]
I’ve been itching to give a couple of recently discovered albums from Beardfish, Pure Reason Revolution, King Crimson & Opeth a thorough listening. I discovered Beardfish, PRR & Opeth through recommendations and good reviews form the Dream Theater crowd. I’ve recently reviewed Sleeping In Traffic Part 1 from [...] Beardfish, the Swedish progressive rock band formed in 2001, boasts a style closer to their 1970′s genre peers. Having had two independent release, they were eventually signed up by InsideOut Music, pumping out two additional albums -the first one of which we are reviewing here: Sleeping in Traffic Part 1 The band has received praise [...] 
AC/DC Dallas 2009 Concert You can chalk my first concert for the year 2009: I finally witnessed the Australian hard rock in their full glory -or whatever they’ve got in them at age 50. AC/DC’s line up: Malcolm Young (rhythm guitar), Angus Young (lead guitar), Brian Johnson (vocals), Cliff Williams (bass guitar); Phil Rudd (drums) have been rocking the world practically since 1974 -amid a few lineup changes. The Dallas show was part of their Black Ice album day view tour which kicked off its United States leg on October 28th 2008, and is part of a 42 show effort on their part. The album, Black Ice, though not my favorite did offer some good material for the concert. However, their older material: Shook You All Night Long, Thunderstruck, Back in Black & many others were the icing on the cake for me that night. Always electrified, Angus, knew very well how to play and please the crowd. The American Airlines Center, which had the show sold out within days of the tickets going on sale, didn’t seem to be fully packed -at least not how I expected it to be. He was outfitted with the signature school boy attire that’s so unmistakeably AC/DC by now. In my opinion, their performance was flawless and left no good material unturned -which is so refreshing on a band that has so much of it at its disposal. Kuddos to AC/DC: KEEP ROCKIN’! Continue reading AC/DC @ American Airlines Center in Dallas
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