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The Dismemberment Plan, with Ted Leo + Pharmacists and El Guapo at The Social in Orlando, FL on December 6, 2001. Concert review by Julio Diaz. Photos by Ian Koss.
THE DISMEMBERMENT PLAN WITH TED LEO + PHARMACISTS AND EL GUAPO The Social, Orlando, FL December 6, 2001 by Julio Diaz Ian Koss The Dismemberment Plan For some reason, every time I've gone to see The Dismemberment Plan, I've been completely exhausted before the show -- the kind of bone-tired that ...
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May 2000 :: Ink Spots :: The Dismemberment Plan (Andrew Chadwick)
THE DISMEMBERMENT PLAN by Andrew Chadwick Things have come together pretty well for the Dismemberment Plan lately. Their latest album, Emergency & I on DeSoto, has been receiving deservedly gushing reviews. They have about a month's worth of shows on the eastern side of the U.S. left before they head ...
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After Disney refused to allow Dillinger Escape Plan to play their Orlando House of Blues date alongside metalcore heavyweights Killswitch Engage, the NJ band booked their own show at The Social. Jen Cray, and a few hundred other fans, eagerly came out to see them.
DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN KHANN, VOX PALMA The Social, Orlando, Fl January 15, 2008 by Jen Cray Thanks to Disney's new policy against uber-aggressive metal shows, Dillinger Escape Plan was bumped off of the Orlando date of the Killswitch Engage/Every Time I Die tour. Not a band to sit around and sulk, ...
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Who Needs Actions When You Got Words? (Pet Cemetery/679). Review by Chris Catania.
PLAN B WHO NEEDS ACTIONS WHEN YOU GOT WORDS? Pet Cemetery/679 When it comes to UK youth culture, according to rapper Plan B (aka Ben Drew), things seem to be going from bad to worse. His full length U.S. debut Who Needs Actions When You Got Words is a jarringly brilliant and creative collection of ...
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Slicker,We All Have a Plan,Hefty,Terry Eagan
SLICKER WE ALL HAVE A PLAN Hefty As carefully crafted as possible, Slicker’s third release finds the band's main man John Hughes III (yes, of that John Hughes lineage) reconfiguring his group to release one of the most organic-sounding electronic albums I’ve heard in a long time. At times soulful and ...
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