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subdue · Post by **subdue** » Friday Jan 28, 2005

where is a good place for a metal band to play in the area...if someone knows of anyplace please let me know. thanks

Skate Toad · Post by **Skate Toad** » Friday Jan 28, 2005

Peter C's and Aldo's both will give just about any band a chance
http://www.rockpage.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=25(for contact info)

becky · Post by **becky** » Friday Jan 28, 2005

how far will you travel to play? we devote alot of time to metal bands because we love it. potato heads at who cares between dubois and brockway. email me if interested

Mo Lester · Post by **Mo Lester** » Saturday Jan 29, 2005

A metal band.............with a signature quoting a Randy Travis song......
interesting...........

subdue · Post by **subdue** » Saturday Jan 29, 2005

my dad always listens to the cd at the house...lol...its a good line. real deep

subdue · Post by **subdue** » Saturday Jan 29, 2005

becky whats ur email address, i clicked the thing under your post and it sent the email to me.

Mo Lester · Post by **Mo Lester** » Saturday Jan 29, 2005

subdue wrote:my dad always listens to the cd at the house...lol...its a good line. real deep

Awesome! my Dad bought his (Randy's) first album at none other than the Cambria County Fair when he performed there back in (I think) around '86!
I still have the tape! (Dad passed on,

May '03) and I play a few tunes from that Album, which were the first country songs I learned before my rock band took off. now I'm back into old country and roots rock.
I live outside of spangler. PM me yer digits and we'll shoot the breeze.
I have some club connections, too, so I'll point ya any direction that I can
Peace

bassist_25 · Post by **bassist_25** » Sunday Jan 30, 2005

Randy Travis was bad ass in Black Dog.

songsmith · Post by **songsmith** » Sunday Jan 30, 2005

Randy, along with Ricky Skaggs, took country radio, which had been a commercial-pop wasteland (kinda like now..), and started the New Traditionalist movement. By 1989, radio was actually pretty listenable for nearly any musician, as well as average fans, and records began selling like crazy. Back then, radio drove records, now records drive radio. You make a record, a huge megalith corporation puts it on the zillion stations it owns, and the sheeple buy the record, because they've heard it beaten into their brains, and it's one of only 30 songs being played, so they don't know any better.
Randy's "Storms of Life" is one of my top 5 country LP's of all time, and the other 4 were done prior to 1980. He's not a writer per se, but hit with the exact needed material at the exact right time, and changed the face of the genre. Now that's country!---->JMS

Mo Lester · Post by **Mo Lester** » Tuesday Feb 01, 2005

this is goofy, Subdue puts up a post about gigs for his metal band, and I go and turn it into a discussion about country music.
isn't this a wonderful place?

and hey Bassist_25,
is Black Dog a Movie?

becky · Post by **becky** » Tuesday Feb 01, 2005

my email is potatoheadswhat@yahoo.com anyone can email me there. the bar # is 814-375-0183. 10am - 8pm tues-fri and sat ya gotta catch me 5pm-9pm before the bands start.

Post by **Ron** » Wednesday Feb 02, 2005

subdue wrote:becky whats ur email address, i clicked the thing under your post and it sent the email to me.

That's because the checkbox that says "Send a copy of this email to yourself" was checked.

bassist_25 · Post by **bassist_25** » Wednesday Feb 02, 2005

Mo Lester wrote:and hey Bassist_25,
is Black Dog a Movie?

Yeah, it was a movie starring Patrick Swayze as a truck driver. I forget all of the details, but I believe that plot was he's an ex-con who had to transport weapons or something like that. It was kind of like a more serious version of Smokey and the Banit. It also starred none other than Meatloaf.