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Man, just saw this... He was one funny guy that paved the way for many... RIP... http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080623/ap_on_en_tv/obit_george_carlin http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?rn=3906861&cl=8465214&ch=4226715&src=news

Portland based psycho-delic alternative rock band The Pink Snowflakes are in need of a spot on a bill in SF on July 12th if anyone happens to have or know of, a spot on a bill somewhere in the city that has happened to become available on that evening... You can listen to them, watch their video(s), and email Andrew if you can help them out with any info here = http://thepinksnowflakes.fuzz.com/. They're on tour going down the coast and their original plan for playing here fell through...

That's it ...just as I said in my comment to these guys now... Where has this been? Man, this music is powerful. Awesome! "Metallic Stars" is just as I said, a blast of colorful sounds, a perfect blend of keyboard melody with semi seering, reverbed out guitars, phat bass line and tone, and the guys voice is incredible. Very wide range in the vocals. What a great discovery. Thank you Tibii. I recommend this music to everyone I've ever conversed with here on Fuzz. B.

from the new album My Bloody Underground "yeah - yeah" "who fucking pissed in my well?" the review of the new album on Fuzz = http://www.fuzz.com/articles/article/My-Bloody-Underground-200

I currently dwell in the hills of El Cerrito, and while dorking around in the town part of it one day recently, I discovered the coolest thing about it. On the corner of San Pablo Ave and Central there is the best kind of store... It's called 33 Revolutions and it is a cafe/coffee bar that looks like a bunch of different living rooms in one big ass room AND it's also a RECORD STORE, thats right exclusively vinyl! Totally my kind of place. I'm a helpless caffeine addict and I love...

He's right. No one really sounds like this, and that is a quality I personally gravitate towards. Jostel takes the harmonica into new territories and the music overall has many unexpected twists and turns... a great example of this is "In Your Whirl" at 0:46 (one of my favorite Jostel tracks).. and there are many all throughout that one... Another favorite track of mine is "ClarVoyance". I love it when the drums kick in in the begining...and great separation of guitar...

screw valium this is all you need. Clif's music is as about as raw and nitty gritty as it gets. His finger picking is fluid and flawless, and his voice is smooth and melodic, and there is always a poetic message.There is a certain power with music like this. It touches your soul. Just like it says, just a guy and his guitar, and its perfect just like that. Listen to "The Love You Leave Behind", "Britany in The Bathtub", "I'll Do It For You"...and go on...