Yearrrs ago I saw this band in Disney which used (looked like around 50) church bells to popular songs.  does anyone know who they were so i can look them up online??  i have been wondering ever since i saw them.  should have bought the cd!
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My first guess would be the Raleigh Ringers:\n\nhttp://www.rr.org/\n\nThey have done everything from Disney to Pink Floyd on the handbells. They are an amazing group.
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+ Yes, but I don't know the musicians. If I go back to Oklahoma I will see if they still have it on the juke box and see if there is info.\nGood Luck
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Is it from the "Midnight Blue" album by Jennifer Rush? \nThat song and the Hugo song have been going through my head since niceguy asked. Wish I could find it on amazon or somewhere but I've looked and I can't find hide nor hair of "waiting for Hugo" or "midnight blue".\nThat's the trouble with hearing a song as a kid; you can't remember it the same, including who came out with it.
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Heard of BarlowGirl and Krystal Meyers. I'm a huge fan of The David Crowder Band. They're unbelievable.\n\n*Addition* \nThere's a band called Paramore that I really like a lot. They're all Christian, but they're not specifically labeled as a Christian band. Paramore is a fem-led rock group.\n\nOne of my favorite bands of all-time is Flyleaf. They've been around for a little bit, but are now starting to get airplay. They are very Christian, but don't necessarily call themselves a Christian band. Though their lyrics are very heavily Christian-influenced (unlike Paramore). They've had a couple of singles hit major airplay now... "I'm so Sick" and "Fully Alive." One of my favorite songs is a song called 'Cassie,' which is the story of Cassie Bernall and another girl named Rachel (forget her last name). Anyway, Cassie was a student at Columbine during that crazy shooting years back. One of the gun-totings student asked Cassie if she believed in God, giving her the option to say no, and live. She laid her life on the line, and said yes. She was then shot and killed. It's a sad, but powerful and amazing story. This band will go down as one of my all-time faves, and one of the most influential in my life - in regard to music. Their website is www.flyleafmusic.com and their myspace profile is www.myspace.com/flyleaf   They're amazing, and I wish everybody could hear them.
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THERE AREN'T MANY OF THEM AROUND ANYMORE, BUT I DID SEE MOTLEY CRUE THIS PAST SUMMER AND THEY ROCKED HARD! THEY HAVE ADDED MORE US TOUR DATES RECENTLY AND YOU CAN FIND THEM ON WWW.MOTLEY.COM. THEY PUT ON AN AWESOME SHOW! BY THE WAY-DO NOT DO ANYTHING DUMB LIKE TAKE ANYONE UNDER 16 OR 17 AS IT IS DEFINITELY RATED R!
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Sounds more like a gothic metal band or a grunge/indie band - I kinda like it, I know names's a little gross but it's hard with attitude just like metal music so it goes with it quite well.  And this is from someone who doesn't like metal so you've got a full unbiased opinion there!!!!  Clever little boy you've got there I must say!
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I like the Gaither Vocal Group albums and the Gaither Homecoming recordings.  They have current and past hits.  They are also on KDNT (channel 2 on Dish Network) but I am not sure at what times.  You can contact them at Gaithernet.com for more information.
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in their webpage:\n"" More about what we do  \nWe have been performing since we were very little. We have performed across the US including performances for Radio Disney, Norwegian Cruise Line and The Macy's Parade. Right now we are very busy with our Kids CAN Make a Difference Tour. When we're not performing; we're doing school work, taking music lessons and practicing. But, we’re still kids and we love to play. Right now our favorite things to do are play with our American Girl Dolls (check out the March 2006 AG magazine, we'll be in it) and challenge each other with Dance Dance Revolution and play with our dogs. Our best friends are CJ and Sam, who love lots of the same things we do.\n\nOur favorite TV show is The Suite Life of Zach and Cody (scroll down to the picture below). Our favorite DJ's are BB Good and Erin K, on Radio Disney. Today, our favorite songs are from The High School Musical. \n\nLast year we had the great honor of performing in the Macy’s Day Parade on the Discovery Kids Tuttenstein float. We got to meet Jeff Timmons from 98 degrees; he performed on the float with us. We also saw Raven Simone and were able to take her picture. We loved NewYork and had a great time! ""
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I wonder how many people who were in band in school went on to become famous musicians and make a bunch of money? I seem to remember reading a few bios like that. As a musician myself, I  regret that I was too late joining the band. I made up for it by joining the school choir instead, and we had a lot of fun. I wouldn't change a thing.
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Hi!  The 5th Wiggle was Phillip Wilcher. (I actually have an original cassette of the Wiggles with him on the cover) Wilcher decided that the idea behind The Wiggles would go nowhere and went off on his own to do his own music. He remains an unknown musician. Now some refer to him as the Bitter 5th Beetle.  LOL!\n\nAnd I couldn't care less what anyone thinks... I Love The Wiggles! They are Just So Cute!\n\nTake care, be well!
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We are playing mozarts "Requiem for the fallen" in band class. It is a funeral mass. The second part in this song is called the Lacrymosa. Evanescence just did a song that slightly resembles the Lacrymosa. If you listen to Mozart and then Evanescence's version, you will see some resemblance. It is an awesome song and it kind of sounds like symphonic metal.
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I bought the Hmmmm...  CD a couple of weeks ago.  I have to say that I am very impressed.  They are musically gifted and very articulate in their lyrics.\n\nI would have to say that they are a Christian band.  While there are no out and out worship songs, their message is Biblical and there are many references to God.\n\nJust my humble opinion.
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Yea.\nThey were called "Disneyland After Dark", but Disney got on their case.\nI remember watching a video on MTV from that album.\nThe bass player wore a helmet and had a roman candle shooting off on top of the helmet.\nVERY strange group.\nHere's a link than might help you.
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INXS, although they are kind of a 1990s band too... now they need to have a tv show to find help!  Also The Clash, Blondie, and Cyndi Lauper.  Isn't it funny how sometimes you haven't heard some of those songs for 15 years, but when you do, you can sing along all the words like it was yesterday?  Getting old, I guess.  Thanks for the opportunity to reminisce.  Oh, yeah, the Little River Band too.
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If you have the lyrics, please post it. I'd love to help cause I'm a huge fan. I have lots of their stuff...over 60 cd's bootlegged and all. Waiting on you.
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i posted a question some time ago that asked what your opinion on the worst band was. u know which one i picked?\n\n  Gwar. i saw 2 concert videos, i didnt make out who was playing what instrument. i didnt even make out if they were even playing or how many guys there were cause it was full of costumes.
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years ago I used to go to Sam Goody, Coconuts, but cant think of the one you are thinking of..Tower Records? cant help, the kid gets everything off the internet.  what will they think of next? right now listening to an old country CD-picked up at K-Mart.