Any Circa Survive fans hurrr?
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I have a pair of Circa shoes on!
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New song called Keep Your Hands Off My Girl...not bad. They are coming out with a new album in March 2007!!
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Mad season is the band..aboove is the album...\n\nits a side project not an alice in chaisn record....\n\nits good also......\n\n\nMad Season\n\nLayne Staley - Vocals\nMike McCready - Guitar\nMartin Barrett - Drums\n"Baker" - Bass \n\nIts Sunday, October 16, 1994. A new band - or so it seems - takes the stage at Seattles Crocodile Cafe. The audience waits expectantly, curious about what kind of music these newcomers (so new they dont even have a name yet) will provide. But, a closer look at the musicians on stage reveals that these guys arent newcomers at all. The band features members from some of the biggest groups in rock today: Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, the Screaming Trees. But the music doesnt sound like any of those groups; the guys on-stage have a clear and distinctive musical identity, one drawn equally from the realms of rock and the back-rooms of the blues. \n\nMeet Mad Season. A sound that began as jam session among friends a half-year ago has evolved into a startling new album, ABOVE. The group began when Pearl Jam's guitarist Mike McCready set up some informal jam sessions for himself and two friends: Screaming Trees drummer Barrett Martin, and Baker, a bassist McCready had met in Minneapolis, who has played with such blues talents as Little Pat Rushing, Hubert Sumlin, Sammy Fender, and the Lamont Cranston Band. Two of the songs on the record ('Wake Up' and 'River of Deceit') were written instantly when we first sat down and played," says Baker. We knew that a really good spark was happening. It was obvious that we had something good going. McCready then gave Layne Staley, Alice In Chains' lead singer, a call and asked him to join in the fun. Staley arrived, with guitar in hand and a head-full of lyric ideas, and the new band's musical mix got even hotter. \n\nThe next logical step was to play in front of an audience. McCready again took the lead, arranging for an unannounced show at the Crocodile Cafe. The fact that the band didnt have even one complete song prepared (...only jams and beginnings of songs, Martin admits) did not prove to be a hindrance; in fact, one number, Artificial Red, which the band would later record, actually came together during the show itself, evolving out of a jam. Two more gigs followed at the Crocodile, with the band billing themselves as the Gacy Bunch (paying simultaneous homage to John Wayne Gacy, the "Killer Clown" of Chicago, and a beloved sitcom from the 1970's). \n\nBy this time, the guys realized their new group was destined to be more than an occasional gathering of friends at a local club. We could tell that we had some pretty god songs, says Martin. Recording just seemed logical, really. The band also decided that a name change was in order, and so, the Gacy Bunch became Mad Season, an English term for the time of the year when psilocybin mushrooms are in full bloom. A quick ten day recording session at Seattles Bad Animals studio (co-owned by Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart) resulted in the eleven songs on ABOVE, co-produced by the band and Pearl Jam sound engineer Brett Eliason. \n\nMad Seasons music is a powerful blend of blues and heavy rock, a potent combination of Staleys lyrics and the bands musical creations. Although theyre Laynes words they speak for all of us, says Baker. The lyrics are very autobiographical. Theyre about changes in the attitude about whats important and whats not. Wake Up kicks off the album on a dreamy note, ushering the listener into a sad, sometimes desolate, world, balanced by songs like River of Deceit," a slow, thoughtful number that offers the hope of salvation. (River was chosen as ABOVEs first single because, as Martin says, the essence of the band is there.") Blues influences are apparent on numbers like Artificial Red; the spontaneity of the sessions is captured in November Hotels," an instrumental, based on one of the band's jams, that begins as a deceptively
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Thet were great rock band. They were so underrated and didn't get the credit they desverd. I liked the songs anna's song (Open Fire), tomorrow, and abuse me. I love thier album Frogstomp. To bad they broke up.
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you should make a link. chances are I'll think this band is awsome. p.s... i love fall out boy, taking back sunday, the used and more!!!!!!! lol
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I love them right now. I think the new album is absolutely amazing. I have been a fan since All Hallows E.P.I think about sweet guitar licks when I hear Jade Puget. Also his randomness. When I think about Davey I think about his awesome vocals. Don't forget about Adam and Hunter too! They are both amazing.\n\nOops had to fix that title there. I just wasn't thinking.lol.
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Here are the latest news about your favourite band:\nhttp://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&ie=UTF-8&scoring=d&q=nsync
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oh I love them! I'm still obsessed with Tom-he's sooo cute and he cracks me up every time. I went mad when they broke up! I'd only seen them in concert two months before and it was so brilliant. wish they'd come back for one last show...
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I am the biggest SP fan ever, so it better be good. For me, I love all the pumpkins albums but I hope it is more reminiscent of Siamese Dream or Mellon Collie. I think they'll have a huge comeback and will sound great! yeeeee haw!
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Wow I haven't heard them for years.  I just looked them up on Myspace (http://www.myspace.com/mylifestoryspace) and they're being supported by The **** Lovers (4 star lovers).\n\nI've also seen Dinosaur Jr mentioned as possible support, starting at 19.00.\n\nEnjoy the show!
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Hell yeah! they kick asss and they're taking the lead in Ozzfest this year. my favorite song is Strength of the World.
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YEAH! I love avenged sevenfold. I also love thrice, circa survive, children of bodom, cradle of filth, mars volta! I really have too many to list..
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Sloppy seconds are great!! I've met and hung out with them a lot when they play here in WI. They are really great guys.
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Yes they're one of my fav. bands and their new cd rocks! I saw them in concert, front row man! Rock on! Totally an awesome band to see in concert. Also, if you like them, check out the band called Emery. Not quite as hard, but they're on the same label.\nAnd Hawthorne Heights is really close to Underotah
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Ask the girl from Smashing Pumpkins Darcy... Or  check out SOL17. Or the Donnas, or the Halo Friendlies, etc.
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I actually watched that episode and was wondering myself what that band was, I agree they rock!
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I like them too. My favorites are (Don't Stay - Faint - No body's Listening - Numb) all from the album (Meteora).