Noise Radio's EC tribute band
Noise Radio's EC tribute band
FINALLY!!
I tried posting this several times to the old board..... no luck.
I wanted to tell everybody that last month I took several other EC fans to see Oliver's Army and they kicked the almighty god ass (to steal a phrase or two). The drive from Tyler to Dallas isn't as bad when one is going to a night club instead of the dentist or something!
Two sets of amazingly tough compositions and intense lyrics....each member is an accomplished musician in his own right, and they had fun while keeping the songs true to form. There was no musical masturbation (our term for covers done in a less than honest fashion and anything by a "Jam Band"). And they played a fab encore. I've heard several bands attempt "Mystery Dance" and only Oliver's Army left me glad to have heard it.
SO, if you are within in a reasonable distance, take yourself and a friend (or 3) to see Oliver's Army some hot Dallas night... drink margaritas and rum and dance like a child and chat up the band, they are clever and friendly fellows.
Can't wait to see yall again, Noise...give the boys my best!
Your Tyler Connection, Lee
I tried posting this several times to the old board..... no luck.
I wanted to tell everybody that last month I took several other EC fans to see Oliver's Army and they kicked the almighty god ass (to steal a phrase or two). The drive from Tyler to Dallas isn't as bad when one is going to a night club instead of the dentist or something!
Two sets of amazingly tough compositions and intense lyrics....each member is an accomplished musician in his own right, and they had fun while keeping the songs true to form. There was no musical masturbation (our term for covers done in a less than honest fashion and anything by a "Jam Band"). And they played a fab encore. I've heard several bands attempt "Mystery Dance" and only Oliver's Army left me glad to have heard it.
SO, if you are within in a reasonable distance, take yourself and a friend (or 3) to see Oliver's Army some hot Dallas night... drink margaritas and rum and dance like a child and chat up the band, they are clever and friendly fellows.
Can't wait to see yall again, Noise...give the boys my best!
Your Tyler Connection, Lee
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I still think we need to pitch in and bring Noise and the boys somewhere centralish and meet up!!! Damn, I'm almost tempted to make a trip to Texas...almost
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I can't agree with Lee more. This is the former practickingrichcraft here. I have had the privilege of seeing Olivers Army several times and have always left happy. I have been jonesing to catch them again soon, and am contemplating a trip to Denver to see the King himself. Hope to see you soon Noise.
A local sportsradio here in Dallas had its annual SummerBash last weekend, and the station band, The Tickettimewasters played Radio, Radio, featuring BigDick Hunter on vocals. It was a great time singing all the words, while question marks formed over peoples head wondering what the F are they playing.
A local sportsradio here in Dallas had its annual SummerBash last weekend, and the station band, The Tickettimewasters played Radio, Radio, featuring BigDick Hunter on vocals. It was a great time singing all the words, while question marks formed over peoples head wondering what the F are they playing.
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Hope to see you soon, as well, legman. And Lee, you should definitely return. Oliver's Army loves playing for friends.
We'll be in Denton at the end of the month at Cool Beans. The 27th, I think. But I'll send out an update a little closer to the actual event.
We'll be in Denton at the end of the month at Cool Beans. The 27th, I think. But I'll send out an update a little closer to the actual event.
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