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surprising they didn't have to save the old boat shack from an unscrupulous land developer, but, hey, at least there are about five separate jokes where someone gets punched ... their lives are a reality television show (why would people who just lost out on their so-called Dream Jobs wildly cheer the lovable-losers who took them?); the fact

with bombastic Celtic drums of In A Broken Promise Land , a song that lets you know the band has lost none of their fire. The closest Peters gets

April, when the sludge rockers' second full-length record, Blood Becomes Fire , landed at number two on the charts in their native New Zealand, ahead of gauche popstars like Pink ... finish.” Asked if the guys were a little bummed out that Blood Becomes Fire lost out on the top spot though, Hickey is adamant that the band are beyond stoked

toured Europe a bit before and things are starting to pay off – they've landed some pretty good slots for a band of their style of music. They aren ... their house/studio caught fire a few weeks ago and as a result the band lost between $7,000 and $8,000 worth of gear. They have looked to their fans

surge in popularity of a track written by the Munchkins of Munchkin Land, somewhere along the Yellow Brick Road, in Oz, back in 1939. Which old witch? Why, that would ... your death. Remember John Howard? He's not dead but in the end he lost his seat, and that's practically death anyway.   As has been widely written about lately

dance sounds with Underworld. Mad Season – Mad Season [Reissue] (Sony) Danny Elfman – Promised Land Sountrack (Sony) Various Artists – Songs for Marion Soundtrack (Sony) Willie Nelson & Family – Let's Face ... Romance (Warner) Suede – Bloodsports (Warner) Jericco – Beautiful in Danger (Independent) Great Earthquake – Mind Maps (Lost and Lonesome) Parkway Drive – Killing With a Smile [Reissue] (Resist/Shock

Fall Down with The Chieftains, but sounded convoluted. "We were a bit lost. We weren't the electronic rock band that they thought we were. We were a bit confused ... something much more than just some walls and a bit of land on a lake. It was something that we needed to have." It was at Ure's Quebec retreat

Unearthed success in 1995. They are some of the hardest working musicians in the land. From undeniably fruitful beginnings aided by their catchy drop-D licks, their simple yet heavy ... chants of “Grinspoon! Grinspoon!” filling the room, the band returned for an encore playing Lost Control off their third studio album, New Detention. It was a good move on this