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How do you find "new to you" bands?

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Rclark

Re: How do you find "new to you" bands?
« Reply #20 on: 7 Jan 2012, 01:31 am »
go to shows with friends!
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Laundrew

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Re: How do you find "new to you" bands?
« Reply #21 on: 7 Jan 2012, 03:44 pm »
Quote from: TONEPUB on  7 Jan 2012, 01:28 am
I think my favorite Laundrew find was Diamanda Galas...

She definitely has presence  :D

Be well....
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Mag

Re: How do you find "new to you" bands?
« Reply #22 on: 7 Jan 2012, 11:42 pm »
I cannot say as the new CDN copyright law now makes me a criminal. :(
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Mag

Re: How do you find "new to you" bands?
« Reply #23 on: 7 Jan 2012, 11:45 pm »
Sorry, lag time error.
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Anonamemouse

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Re: How do you find "new to you" bands?
« Reply #24 on: 8 Jan 2012, 12:52 pm »
Several of my latest CD buys were inspired by suggestions you made on my topic. I look at it as soon as anyone posts on it, and regularly listen (at Amazon or the like) to suggestions made here.

A suggestion I would like to offer you is The 11th Hour.
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First album is "The Burden of Grief" from 2009, the next album "Lacrima Mortis" is to be released in a few weeks.
Ed is a friend of mine, I hope you will be kind enough (if you like his stuff that is) to do some local plugging...
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Re: How do you find "new to you" bands?
« Reply #25 on: 8 Jan 2012, 02:08 pm »
How have I "found" new music? Surfing Sirius Satelite Radio on my drive to work.

I know, I know, MP3 sound quality, etc. But it is just in the car and it has introduced me to music that our cow-town FM stations either do not have or will not play. 
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Laundrew

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Re: How do you find "new to you" bands?
« Reply #26 on: 8 Jan 2012, 02:38 pm »
Quote from: Old timer on  8 Jan 2012, 02:08 pm

I know, I know, MP3 sound quality, etc.

Greetings Old timer   :D

Music - it is all good no matter what it is playing on.

I experience two extremes between listening to my home audio equipment and then when I commute, I use my iPod with a cassette interface in my 1999 Corolla. I can not turn the volume up very high because it has a bad speaker, the downside is that when a large transport truck passes me, the road noise created by the truck overpowers my car stereo.

 :duh: :lol:

Be well...

   
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sfraser

Re: How do you find "new to you" bands?
« Reply #27 on: 8 Jan 2012, 02:47 pm »
I don't think I would want a really good stereo in my truck. I would likely get to engaged in the music and less engaged in paying attention to the road..... :nono:   That can't be good for anyone. But it might explain some of the other drivers I have seen around town .
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Anonamemouse

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Re: How do you find "new to you" bands?
« Reply #28 on: 8 Jan 2012, 03:01 pm »
Quote from: Laundrew on  8 Jan 2012, 02:38 pm
I experience two extremes between listening to my home audio equipment and then when I commute, I use my iPod with a cassette interface in my 1999 Corolla. I can not turn the volume up very high because it has a bad speaker, the downside is that when a large transport truck passes me, the road noise created by the truck overpowers my car stereo.

 :duh: :lol:
I have similar challenges in my 2000 camry... :(
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