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| | ride and related |
 | | The album was released in 1990, one of the early Creation albums. | | | Ride were an Oxford band, signed by Creation, the same label as Oasis. | | | Today Ride sound like a band who wanted so desperately to be The Smiths, but just weren't depressing enough to make the grade. |
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http://www.murphy60.fsnet.co.uk/ride.htm
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| | Ride (band) |
| | 1995 (1995 in music) saw the dissolution of the band while recording Tarantula[?], their final LP. | | | They soon signed to Creation Records[?] and released an EP entitled Ride[?] in 1989 (1989 in music). | | | It scraped the bottom of the UK charts and won the band quite a bit of critical praise. |
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http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/lookup/encyclopedia/ri/Ride.html
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| | The Medicine Band At FiftyFiftyMusic Online! |
| | Medicine Band is the creation of the duo John Coster and Susannah Keith. | | | [ Medicine Band's music featured on Lifetime TV's The Place ] | | | Their unique vocal sound, supported by great players, expresses powerful ideas as well as emotions. |
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http://www.primecd.com/medicine.htm
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| | Oasis (band) - encyclopedia article about Oasis (band). |
| | With the death of Creation Records, Oasis formed their own label, Big Brother, named after Noel, as a subsidiary label of the Sony Music Entertainment group. | | | Big Brother is a record label that has released records, singles, and DVDs by the band Oasis in the UK since 2000. | | | As contradiction to his earlier statement that the band won't release new material before 2007, he said later in October in an interview, however, that Oasis are thinking about releasing a non-LP single (their first since 1994's "Whatever") called "The Boy With the Blues" which was written by Liam. |
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http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Oasis+(band)
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| | felt |
| | This feature takes a chronological look at the band's releases, starting with a rare DIY effort issued in the wake of punk, before detailing two distinct chapters in Felt's career; their recordings for two of the most respected indie labels of the 80s -- Cherry Red and Creation. | | | Felt had only switched to Mike Alway's El label because Creation couldn't put the album out till early 1990, spoiling Lawrence's "ten albums and ten singles during the eighties" plan. | | | However, Lawrence always claimed that Felt wouldn't be fully appreciated until after their demise; and sure enough, the accolades began to arrive after his self-proclaimed 'ten year plan' for the group ended in 1990. |
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http://users.rcn.com/rpsweb/felt
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| | VH1.com : Ride : Biography |
| | Creation Records signed the band in 1989 and the group released its self-titled debut EP later in the year. | | | The band's third EP, Fall, was released in the summer of 1991 and became a Top 20 hit in the U.K. Ride released their second album, Going Blank Again, in the spring of 1992. | | | For a while, the band was proclaimed the last great hope of British rock, but they fell from the spotlight nearly as quickly as they entered it. |
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http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/ride/bio.jhtml
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| | SEE Magazine:Thursday, March 12th., 1998 |
| | Sandbox can't really take credit for its creation; they found a decades-old recording of what seems to be a song from a travelling show in a band member's grandfather's attic. | | | This record is even more intelligent, musically and lyrically, than the band's catchy début. | | | It fits perfectly with the band's own sound and when they heard it, band members realized the songs they had been working on would all fit in with the tone set by the tune. |
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http://www.seemagazine.com/Issues/1998/0312/mus6.html
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| | Cincinnati CityBeat : 06/02/2004 : Yoko Broke Up the Band |
| | Just as Yoko was an emotional album to make (with a number of the band's members divorcing or terminating long relationships during its creation), Beulah's tour of the album has been equally tumultuous internally as Kurosky contemplates the band's and his own future. | | | As he was preparing to take Beulah out on the road to support the album, he wondered if maybe he and the band hadn't done their jobs a little too well. | | | That's the predicament that Beulah guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Miles Kurosky found himself in late last year with the release of his band's fourth and generally acknowledged best album to date, Yoko. |
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http://www.citybeat.com/2004-06-02/music.shtml
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| | Navy Band History |
| | The development of shore-based bands in the 1800s led to the creation of the Naval Academy Band, which grew in size and importance during the Civil War. | | | The increasing tempo of the band's duties led the bandmaster to seek more suitable quarters in the yard's "Sail Loft," and sailmakers were soon cutting and stitching their canvas to the rhythms of the music. | | | The band also features several chamber music groups. |
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http://www.navyband.navy.mil/history.htm
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| | Jumbo (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In the early 90's, before the creation of Jumbo, Castillo, Charly, Eddie, Chuy Guerra, Javier Othón and René Garza formed a band called "Blueswagen" which played mainly covers of bands like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Doors, Pink Floyd, R.E.M. The Police, Lenny Kravitz, Stone Temple Pilots and The Red Hot Chili Peppers. | | | Bugs moved with his wife to Los Angeles, while Eduardo left the band so he could pursue different musical projects. | | | In 1996, Flip joined the band and in 1997 Bugs, Eddie's brother, returned from Quintana Roo, Mexico and also joined the band. |
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| | candlemass |
| | The following track came from the band's "Tales of Creation" album. | | | Personally I'd love to hear more songs from "Tales Of Creation" or (especially) "Ancient Dreams." I wonder why the band played only one song from each of those two albums. | | | The band supporting Candlemass that evening was a Dutch doom band, Officium Triste. |
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http://www.xs4all.nl/~cursed/candlemass.htm
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| | Making the Band Links |
| | This show chronicles the creation of the band, O-Town and its rise to stardom. | | | Making the Band II will follow a new band creation and star P. Diddy Combs evaluating the new hopefuls. | | | The second season chronicles the band as they continue their rise to fame and establish themselves as one of the hottest music acts on the scene. |
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http://www.sirlinksalot.net/makingtheband.html
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| | Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The Collection - Magnum at Epinions.com |
| | Starting out as a cover band in local pubs, "Magnum's" true calling was realized when several line-up changes occurred and their path to glory was finally evident to them...the creation of original material that combined jazz, hard rock and progressive intricacy's that gave them their own identity. | | | A band that deserved more recognition for their contributions to the music world, "Magnum" will live forever in the hearts, minds and souls of their devoted followers. | | | This band is intellectual...both lyrically and musically...structure and composition are performed in a highly polished, epic manner. |
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http://www.epinions.com/content_8014433924
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| | Felt: Stains on a Decade: Pitchfork Review |
| | This year, Cherry Red-- along with Creation, one of the two label's the band recorded for during its lifetime-- is redressing the situation with a full reissue campaign, re-releasing all 10 of Felt's albums, including the long out-of-print ones. | | | Over the course of 10 years, Felt released 10 singles and 10 albums, as planned by the band's offbeat leader Lawrence (née Hayward). | | | Vic Godard was the leader of the Subway Sect, one of the earliest and most vibrant UK punk bands. |
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http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/f/felt/stains-on-a-decade.shtml
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| | Ride: OX4: The Best of Ride: Pitchfork Review |
| | The first anyone heard of Ride in exactly two years was a sycophantic rock'n'roll jam about a "Blackbird flying in the sky," and I'm hard pressed to think of a band that has fallen more painfully on its about-face than Ride does on their cover of The Creation's "How Does It Feel to Feel?". | | | In their youth and insecurity, Ride turned their backs on two albums of soaring, original guitar rock that wipe the floor with anything Oasis ever released; why they'd want to remind everyone of that mistake is beyond me. | | | Ride only recorded one other song that could approach the grandeur of its breathtaking finale, the most forlorn, alluring moment in UK guitar-pop since The Smiths laid down "Well I Wonder". |
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http://pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/r/ride/ox4.shtml
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| | Beherit - Unholy Black Metal |
| | Majestic excursions into lush harmonization and its internal counterpoint of uneasy balances between notes, the music of Beherit vomits its internal motivation into a conceptualization of desire on a mythological level, in which darkness and light conspire for a creation that is unending, eternal, and massively dwarfing the existence of humans. | | | This music must be differentiated from the "dance" portion of electronica, as while it is rhythmically powerful its goal is to render dark moods and a changing sense of the epic through chaotic creation of value. | | | Themes from "Drawing Down the Moon" and other Beherit works are sparsely cited in material of which the majority is new and of a new version of the creative essence behind this band, crafting subtle progressions of riff and layer over the course of each song to create a technological micro-opera. |
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| | Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Storm Of The Light's Bane - Dissection at Epinions.com |
| | Being a part of the swedish, gothenburg extreme metal explosion, they stand apart from the others in style and musical creation and though many bands have opted to sound identical to Dissection and rip-off their style, NONE have done it as fantastic and mind-blowing as Dissection. | | | The guitars are, I think, this albums strong point...and that should be the case with every metal band since guitar riffs are the foundation of the music being played....metal is riff-oriented music, period. | | | Dissection is now a band that so many derive from and try to emulate, they definitely stand on their own merit. |
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| | M O N S T R O S I T Y I N T E R V I E W |
| | In MALEVOLENT CREATION we were close to a record deal when I was in the band, when they got the record deal with John and Mark and it was just before they were to record the album when those two members left the band. | | | They changed members whatever, I came back up north and I was looking for a band and I happened to call Roger from ATHEIST because his band was in the neighbour hood and I just wanted to go by their warehouse, just watch them jam and check them out, meet them and hang out. | | | So I mean that band was on verge of recording and basically we felt we were ready...we had songs, we felt qualified enough for an album, and we spent a lot of time working on those songs. |
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| | Splendid E-zine reviews: Beulah |
| | It's simply a more accomplished recording; because the band had enough time in the studio (San Francisco's Tiny Telephone) (as opposed to Heartstrings' uncertain and nomadic creation), they were able to fine-tune the sound to their satisfaction, creating an album that moves them forward on every front. | | | Newly signed to Capricorn Records, the band hurried to the studio, eager to take advantage of their first major label recording budget, only to watch in horror as Capricorn was absorbed in major-label merger madness, leaving them (and a handful of other acts) homeless. | | | Overall, the record is mellower and more mature, reflecting changes in the band's writing and recording process. |
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http://www.splendidezine.com/reviews/sep-3-01/beulah.html
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| | Progressor - Garden Wall - Reviews |
| | Already their first album shows that this is a very original band with a level of the complexity of compositions that can be quite compared to the most serious albums of the '70s. | | | However, you are unlikely to perceive it as a prog metal album at all: this is simply a really heavy work of symphonic progressive rock, another state-of -the-art album from such a young band. | | | If only most of the serious contemporary Prog performers were free of their daily job, they would be able to release new albums almost every year, despite the fact that the progressive creation is currently by no means as profitable (to put it mildly) as it was in the 1970s. |
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| | arsis.html |
| | Arsis lists influences such as Iron Maiden, Death, Judas Priest, Cradle of Filth, Malevolent Creation, Forbidden, Ozzy, Slayer, Morbid Angel, Dimmu Borgir, King Diamond, Mercyful Fate, Cynic, Emperor, Testament, etc. Yup, all the big ones. | | | Then there are bands like Arsis, who seem to have it together. | | | Arsis: from Latin and Greek, the accented or longer part of a poetic foot especially in accentual verse, the unaccented part of a musical measure. |
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| | The Making Of The Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band Album |
| | Almost forty years after the creation of this milestone, the Beatles are still praised for the album that transformed the music business forever: Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band. | | | The sequence of the songs on Pepper is famous in itself, being - on the vinyl version - two continuous sides of music, without pauses between songs, or "banding", to use recording parlance. | | | From boy band to acclaimed artists, the Beatles creative minds have influenced rock n roll into the style it is today. |
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| | Satyricon |
| | The band, on Moonfog Records (created by Satyr himself), is ecstatic about their newest creation Volcano. | | | Since the release of their debut album Dark Medieval Times in 1994, the band has continuously climbed in the black metal genre and proven itself as one of the most powerful and influential of its kind. | | | Essentially a two-man show, Satyricon is comprised of Satyr covering the guitar, bass, and vocal work, while drummer extraordinaire Frost mans the skins. |
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| | James Reese Europe |
| | Both of his parents were musicians, and when Europe was about ten, his family moved to Washington, D.C., where he studied violin with Enrico Hurlei, the assistant director of the Marine Corps Band. | | | There was only one Jim Europe, and he had not just been "made" with that band of his. | | | Europe was instrumental in the premier and success of the Castle's most famous dance creation, the fox trot, which was reputedly adapted from W. |
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| | Wedding Band Chicago, IL - Cook, Illinois Wedding Music, Chicago Wedding Bands |
| | This diversity in music led to the creation of his band.... | | | Chicago music for weddings is plentiful on Gigmasters, and most of our Chicago wedding bands have multiple audio and video samples available on their online press kits. | | | The Matt Stedman Band is an exceptional group of multitalented musicians that perform the genres of rock n' roll, blues, Celtic, bluegrass, jazz, and funk. |
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| | Making the Band Links |
| | Making the Band II will follow a new band creation and star P. Diddy Combs evaluating the new hopefuls. | | | This show chronicles the creation of the band, O-Town and its rise to stardom. | | | The second season chronicles the band as they continue their rise to fame and establish themselves as one of the hottest music acts on the scene. |
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http://www.sirlinksalot.net/makingtheband.html
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| | Ipecac Recordings - Ruins |
| | Their sound influenced later avant-rock bands and has many crossovers with the New York Loft style and its proponents like John Zorn. | | | Their sound is led by non-symmetric music composition with changes - ups and downs, violently hasty performance, loud sound - is nothing but a creation of virtual huge stone energy by a sound. | | | Since then, Ruins have released albums on top avant-garde labels such as Tzadik, Skingraft, Sonore, and have and have become favorites of the global indie music world: like Shonen Knife or Zeni Geva, their renown reaches far beyond the confines of their native Japan. |
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| | DryBranch |
| | Hand Hewn is the bands twelfth CD project for Rounder Records, released in the spring of this year. | | | What it markets are the emotions which stimulated the creation of bluegrass and mountain music as well as a taste of the culture in which this music evolved. | | | To date, the band has recorded over twenty-one projects and performed at the most prestigious acoustic music venues and festivals in North America. |
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