[Powderworks] So we're all basically in (dis)agreement
Bawolski@aol.com
Bawolski@aol.com
Sat, 7 Jun 2003 11:27:08 EDT
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In a message dated 6/6/2003 8:16:43 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
gfmcdowell@getatlas.com writes:
> But most
> have *stayed* because of the fantastic music and lyrics.
Not to mention their live shows. Of course you have to like them
enough to bother and go see them, but once you do you are REALLY
hooked. I was listening to an interview with Pete from around 1992
and he cites the live shows as one of the major reasons for the bands
success, especially early in their career.
Mike
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Not to mention their live shows. Of course you have to like them <BR>
enough to bother and go see them, but once you do you are REALLY<BR>
hooked. I was listening to an interview with Pete from around 1992<BR>
and he cites the live shows as one of the major reasons for the bands<BR>
success, especially early in their career. <BR>
Mike<BR>
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