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Old 08-16-2004, 08:44 AM
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Here is an online reveiw of one of our shows. It's like I always say, a good bribe goes a long way! I'd love to know who wrote this:
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I headed upstairs to see El Pus, who the Atlanta Journal-Constitution touts as the next big thing to come out of Atlanta. (Why i am trusting their word on this i have no idea!) This is a sort of rap/rock fusion act. They had two rappers, a guitarist, a bassist, and a drummer. The bassist was playing supple, yet complex, things that were simply amazing to hear. He might, in all honesty, be one of the best bassists i have ever seen live. No joke -- the man knew what he was doing with that instrument, and it sounded great. The rapping was okay, and the drumming was pretty good, but the guitarwork is what most struck my attention (after the bass). When i got to Heaven they were already playing some sort of mellow rock tune with rapping. Then they did another very similar tune that really shined for its nice bass line. Then they covered Billie Jean for a bit, ended it suddenly, and went into a hard rocking tune wherein it sounded like the guitarist was playing the riff from Iron Man. Then it got even more interesting when one of the rappers grabbed a guitar and the band tore into a loud and fast song that sounded, by god, like a long lost Dead Kennedys' tune. With rapid-fire rapping! YEAH! Very awesome.
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guitarwork is what most struck my attention (after the bass).
What? You wrote this review didn't you?



That's awesome man! Proves that some people get what we are doing?
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Dont be getting a big head on us now Wood.
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Old 08-16-2004, 09:02 AM
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Here's the link.

http://www.evilsponge.org/concert/At...Masquerade.htm
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Old 08-16-2004, 09:31 AM
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I'm sipping from a jewel encrusted goblet as we speak!
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Old 08-16-2004, 09:46 AM
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Congrats on the good review. That's awesome.
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NICE!
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I'm sipping from a jewel encrusted goblet as we speak!
Hahaha... Well, congrats...
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that is some compliment woodchuck, congratulations. if u make it big and come around these parts i'll be sure to go check El Pus.

why don't you go sign autographs and give em to strangers and say 'hold on to that, it's gonna be worth a lot money someday'. i do it all the time .
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why don't you go sign autographs and give em to strangers and say 'hold on to that, it's gonna be worth a lot money someday'. i do it all the time .
There's a world famous person that did that, but I forget who it was.
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Old 08-16-2004, 11:01 AM
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so where can i hear some of your stuff?
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www.elpus.com
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why don't you go sign autographs and give em to strangers and say 'hold on to that, it's gonna be worth a lot money someday'. i do it all the time .
i have a relative (an artist) who doesn't go around giving autographs, instead he draws a really good pen drawing on one of the napkins and leaves it as a tip!

btw, congrats woodchuck on the cool review, i'll have to see you next time you come through northern wisconsin...
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great stuff, a lot of creativity, specially the vocals. way better than most of the crap you hear on the radio nowadays. i really like night train. keep it up man, BE the big thing out of atlanta.
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great stuff, a lot of creativity, specially the vocals. way better than most of the crap you hear on the radio nowadays. i really like night train. keep it up man, BE the big thing out of atlanta.
Thanks! I appreciate that.
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congrats man!
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So...... any plans to stop stealing the show? Better not let the rest of the band read that review. Oh the Jealousy.........
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That is the kind of review any bassist wants to hear. I look forward to seeing you guys soon. Congrats!
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That kinda rules now, doesn't it.
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