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	DDT Jazz Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		When a jazz band reaches the age of fifty, scarcely anybody expects it to branch out from the principles on which it was founded, especially if the crew has remained almost the same for all this time.
		The stylish idiom of the DDT Jazz Band is to be found in the New Orleans revival of the forties and fifties.
		DDT has been a popular group since the band met Louis Armstrong himself at a welcoming ceremony at Helsinki Airport in 1962 and later on the concert stage.
	www.storyville.fi /ddt/ddt3.htm (402 words)

	History. DDT's Anniversary.
		Shevchuk began to put together the first incarnation of the band in the summer of 1980, and although its members have changed over the years, Shevchuk continues to voice the concerns and frustrations of the Russian people in his music today just as he did in the band's infancy.
		DDT was organized and gave its first concerts in Shevchuk's native city of Ufa in the Ural Mountains in 1980.
		Today, DDT is one of the most popular (if not the most popular) rock groups in Russia, and their concerts attract tens of thousands of people.
	www.ddt.ru /eng/25/history.html (599 words)

	AMZ - July, 1999 - DDT Interview
		DDT - For a long time in Canada there was a iron curtain for music between here and the states.
		DDT - We've been into hip-hop for years (Public Enemy, Tupac, etc.) and have used the style since we started in 1992.
		DDT - In "Lie Detector," the eyes are the mirror of the soul, and no matter how you try to put on a poker face the eyes never lie.
	www.music-reviewer.com /07_99/iview23b.shtml (927 words)

	Nascut in URSS » 2006 » October
		DDT in the 1980s is the story of a band skirting between underground and sanctioned status, more unsanctioned.
		DDT’s submission to Zolotoy Kamerton passed through to the finals and the group was invited to perform in a concert at Moscow’s Orlyonok complex, together with the other finalist band, Rok-sentiabr (Rock-September) from Cherepovets.
		The band was formed in the summer of 1981 in Leningrad, USSR (now St. Petersburg, Russia) as a punk rock band Garin i giperboloidy (after a novel of Aleksei Nikolaevich Tolstoi Giperboloid inzhenera Garina, published in English as Engineer Garin and His Death Ray) by Tsoi, Aleksei Rybin and Oleg Valinskiy.
	www.nascutinurss.ro /blog/?m=200610 (3447 words)

	Russian culture navigator
		On December 4th the "Olympic" Concert Hall in Moscow hosted the final concert of the unprecedented in scope tour of the DDT rock band that covered major cities of Russia and other post-Soviet republics and lasted from June to December 2005.
		For DDT the year is a jubilee one marking the group's 25th birthday.
		DDT gradually acquired popularity and was becoming one of the most popular bands whose songs were heard everywhere.
	www.vor.ru /culture/cultarch348_eng.html (1805 words)

	Russian Culture: Russian Rock and underground music
		The band started to participate in different festivals in the region of its formation, and after a short while, their songs became popular among young people.
		The band can't keep the same musicians for a very long time, and to be honest this is a popular practice with many bands all over the world.
		DDT should not be seen as a band only; it is also an aggressive movement against the politics of Russia during this time.
	www.guidetorussia.org /culture/russian-rock_saigon.shtml (2118 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Music \| Russian rock band keeps the faith
		The band certainly connected with its London audience, many of whom were young Russians born long after DDT first caught the ear of the KGB with hits like Don't Shoot when Soviet troops were fighting in Afghanistan.
		Nine out of every 10 DDT albums sold in Russia is a pirated version, the singer estimated, despite the band's efforts to cap the retail prices of their CDs within Russia.
		Yet DDT was not able to escape Russia's great economic crash of 1998 which forced it to cut back its work as a promoter of new bands from the regions, giving them a chance to record and appear at national rock festivals.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/3568405.stm (568 words)

	small WORLD podcast » small WORLD Studio Sessions: D.D.T. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		D.D.T. was a hardcore aggro-industrial electronic act that was together in Boston from the late 1980’s until the mid 1990’s.
		One of her friends was named Noel McKenna and a few years later he had started an industrial act called D.D.T. Since I featured live bands on my show I invited Noel and his partner in crime, Goldilox, to come to the station and play.
		Well, there’s D.D.T., the industrial band; DDT, the popular Russian rock band; DDT, the pesticide; DDT, the wrestling move; and, of course, DDT, the Dadaist magazine.
	smallworldpodcast.com /?p=497 (631 words)

	Music to my ears
		DDT is a fine Russian band originating from the city Ufa, but soon based in Petersburg, and one of Danila Bagrov's favourite bands in the film Брат 2.
		While Splin is a clearly commercial band (with Quiksilver adverts on their home page), Korol i Shut are a strictly anarchist punk rock band, who always keep their concert ticket prices as low as possible.
		The band was careful to point out on many an occasion, that the piece wasn't exclusively written for the film, but their own original creation.
	www.geocities.com /russkij_rok (1985 words)

	Interview
		DDT come from Vancouver/Canada and has taken a different route with their mixture of hard-core, funk, rap and ska than most other crossover bands.
		Which is why DDT is probably today's most sought after crossover band on the Canadian west coast, where they were also nominated for the "West Coast Music Awards" in the category "Best live performance".
		And as you might expect, DDT has evolved in the time between the first and this release.
	www.rockpublication.com /ddt.htm (897 words)

	SHOCORE
		Shocore began the year as a little band no one had heard of yet, but by May of that year everyone in the city knew who they were.
		In November the band expanding their touring schedule, hitting Ontario for a second time, as well as Alberta and the rest of BC.
		In December, the band finished up the new cd, which is set to be released early this year.
	shocore.tripod.com /band.html (891 words)

	Artist Profile - Brian Howes
		After being forced to fill in for a sick singer one night, Brian realized he not only loved singing, but that it went hand-in hand with his burgeoning love for songwriting; he decided a better outlet was needed for the music he was creating, and punk-ska-rap band DDT was born.
		DDT plunged Brian into the world of ska, punk and hip hop.
		After the release of their indie album, LOTGOOP, the band crossed paths with Lars Ulrich of Metallica; it wasn’t long before they became the first act to be signed to his new label, TMC/Elektra.
	www.emimusicpub.com /worldwide/artist_profile/brian-howes_profile.html (854 words)

	DDT - Biography - AOL Music
		Thrash-funk trio DDT was led by singer/guitarist Luther Dickinson and his percussionist brother Cody, the sons of legendary Memphis producer Jim Dickinson.
		With the addition of vocalist Kelley Hurt, sax player Jim Spake, and keyboardist Chris Parker, the lineup morphed into the DDT Big Band, honing a vast electric boogie sound; when Taylor exited to join Big Ass Truck, the Dickinsons recruited bassist Chris Chew and formed the North Mississippi Allstars.
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	music.aol.com /artist/ddt/38189/biography (164 words)

	Russian Rock. DDT Group. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This band was of an amateur nature, however, and the first professional success came to Yuriy in 1982, a year after he graduated art school, for his performance at the Gold Camerton festival, with his underground band, DDT.
		The biting satire of DDT's lyrics has outraged the communist government of the time - and the band has often gotten into political scandals. The political persecution took a more serious turn as Yuriy was getting ready to write a new album in 1985.
		DDT's first major-label album couldn't materialize until the more lenient government practices of Gorbachev in the late 80`s.
	www.russia-in-us.com /Music/Rock/DDT (222 words)

	Afrikan Eye (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		DDT is an organochlorine that persists in the environment long after use, accumulating in the food chain and in fatty tissues of animals and humans.
		Add to this the fact that DDT is concentrated in breast milk because it is lipophilic and the secretion of stored DDT into milk is the main route for excretion of DDT in lactating women.
		Thus it appears that DDT may have the potential to cause genotoxic effects (toxic effects to genes) in humans, but does not appear to be strongly mutagenic (cause mutations).
	afrikaneye.blogspot.com (12208 words)

	DDT is really good strong stuff
		Of all native big-name rock groups their "face" is probably the most typically Russian, which means it has both virtues and shortcomings.DDT is a band with a long history.
		DDT himself -- started the group in his native Ufa, Bashkiria, in 1981.
		Although musically eclectic (but leaning towards hard rock), DDT's style was immediately recognizable because of Shevchuk's trademark hoarse voice and passionate singing, somewhat reminiscent of legendary bard Vladimir Vysotsky.Like...
	www.themoscowtimes.com /stories/1994/05/14/001.html (243 words)

	Bob Jones High School Band Doyle Thornton
		Most schools with close to 200 marching band members and 150 in concert season have an entire band directing staff.
		The cooperation and team spirit is evident everywhere, from section leaders to the results of the competitions we attend.
		The number of trophies, awards and honors presented to the band grows every year, and the band performs at many community events.
	bobjonesband.50megs.com /ddt.html (284 words)

	The History of Rock Music. DDT: biography, discography, reviews, links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		DDT is a bunch of witty Canadian punks (singer Brian Howes, rapper Cory Perry White, drummer Bobby James, and guitarist Mike MacKay, all based in Vancouver) who play an amusing and punchy super-fusion of punk-rock, funk, rap, metal, reggae, ska, They finally debuted, seven year after forming, with the 7-song EP Lotgoop (1995).
		The band's punk roots (accounting for the emphatic riff of guitar and keyboards and the epic choral refrain of Hey Steve) are made to coexist with rap/funk/metal workouts like Walkabout and reggae-punk hybrids like Blue Hair Crime.
		A few blunders (the ska ballad Liquid and the generic AOR of Pistol Whip are clear sell-outs) obscure the numerous nods to 1970s' decadent rock (Unsaid quotes Aerosmith and Mott The Hoople) that would instead add appeal to their melange and obscure the comic overtones of the best tracks (like the ska-punk vaudeville sketch Overripe).
	www.scaruffi.com /vol6/ddt.html (186 words)

	AMZ - July, 1999 - DDT
		"Urban Observer," the debut album by the Canadian five-man band "DDT," is a wildly gyrating amalgum of post-grunge alternative rock and roll.
		"DDT" is the first band signed to Lars Ulrich's vanity label The Music Company, owned by Elektra Entertainment.
		Now, I'm sure the album ending "Hounds" make perfect sense to the guys in "DDT." "Hounds" is a silly drunken recording of dog moans and howls that is not actually a song at all.
	www.music-reviewer.com /07_99/debut23.shtml (841 words)

	DDT and Y2K benchmark and certification tests for AIPS page
		Some of them are large: the aggregate size of all 33 DDT files is about 65 Megabytes while the Y2K files add up to 217 Megabytes.
		47 sec DDT on the G5 with the IBM compiler, 90 sec on G4) IBM options (a) are -qthreaded -qunroll=auto -qtune=auto -qarch=auto (b) are -qtune=auto -qarch=auto all including (gen) use -O3.
		This table is an attempt to show the best results for the most advanced hardware on which we or others have been able to run the DDT and AIPS.
	www.aoc.nrao.edu /aips/ddt.html (1241 words)

	DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDER Fanzine
		It think that, if you want to call it punk or whatever, you have these bands under the monarchy of punk selling millions of records, which is good for them, but it was never supposed to be for the masses.
		DDT: The band seems to have a lot of ties to the working class themes and lyrics.
		I think as a band we try to have goals, weekly goals, monthly goals, yearly goals, but as far as having lists we want to accomplish we've pretty much taken it one day at a time.
	www.angelfire.com /zine/ddzine/dkminterview.html (2602 words)

	Sitio oficial de Ticketmaster. Shawn Lane boletos, fechas
		At ten, he was holding band rehearsals at the house he shared with his grandmother, and since the other bandmembers left their instruments at his house, Lane was free to try them out, and added bass and drums to his keyboard and guitar abilities.
		A touring band was assembled to promote the album, and a live recording was made, though it wasn't released until 2001(Powers of Ten Live!).
		The DDT material was supposed to be for Lane's second album for Warner Bros., but the recording never materialized.
	www.ticketmaster.com.mx /artist/753065?brand=none (1016 words)

	DDT: Urban Observer Aversion.com Review
		Sporting an incredibly driving rhythm section, DDT’s songs are built on a solid foundation, though the band’s contorted mix of styles renders the band’s knack for rhythm moot.
		Despite its overly ambitious directions, DDT manages to cleanly pull it together in the band’s lead single, "Walkabout." Playing up its blue-ribbon rhythm section and tossing out an unavoidably catchy hook, "Walkabout" has the elements to earn it both radio and club rotation.
		In fact, the band, covered head-to-toe in mud on the back cover of the album looks like refugees from one of the most annoying of the Surge commercials, only helping to strengthen this link.
	www.aversion.com /bands/reviews.cfm?f_id=33 (406 words)

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		"Basically, the deal was that I was in a band called DDT and Murray was in a band called Nefro," offers White, from his cell phone in Vancouver.
		Sure the DDT fallout was a painful experience, but as White admits in the end it was for the best.
		We’re sort of on the same plain as bands like KISS who were there strictly to entertain.
	shocore.tripod.com /chart_art1.html (622 words)

	North Mississippi Allstars - Biography - AOL Music
		Moving into much rootsier territory than their former punk band DDT, brothers Luther (guitar, mandolin, vocals) and Cody Dickinson (drums, sampling) formed the North Mississippi Allstars in 1996 with bassist Chris Chew.
		The sons of longtime Memphis production staple Jim Dickinson were born in Fayette County, TN, and their family later moved to northern Mississippi, where the boys soaked up the country-blues sound of the region from artists like Mississippi Fred McDowell and R.L. Burnside.
		After touring as an opening act for a variety of artists, thus honing their chops as a unit, the North Mississippi Allstars issued their debut album, Shake Hands with Shorty, in the spring of 2000.
	music.aol.com /artist/north-mississippi-allstars/429302/biography (325 words)

	Abrahms Family official site - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		There were two rhythm guitar players in the band and one of them had to become a bass player.
		Each band had to record the demos in some studio and pass it to the so-called producers.
		Abrahms wanted to record by themselves in their own "studio" (they took over the youth club that was closed in summer and turned it to somewhat improvised studio).
	www.abrahmsfamily.com /history.html (2919 words)

	REVIEW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		From the promo: "By unpacking the finest elements of their ska, punk, rap and rock influences, DDT have rejuvenated the dynamic power pop institution." Behind the supermall of influences and press hyperbole is musicianship which lends a legitimacy to this claim.
		DDT's arrangements are similarly tight (aided by veteran producer Matt Wallace), their music is punchy and upbeat, and their lyrics are provocative, positive, and humorous.
		is an auspicious sign of future success for both band and label.
	www.westnet.com /consumable/1999/05.09/revddt.html (197 words)

	DDT: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Singer Matt Franks claims that Simon Says was never a "planned" band.
		A couple of sophomores from southern California high schools went to a party, and were impressed by a few similarly-aged fellows with cool instrumentals.
		When the party band disbanded, Franks and and the guys got together, and eventually became "this magic trio." Franks, guitarist Zac Diebels, and drummer Mike Johnston worked their magic for three consistent years playing the "captive" and highly responsive high school circui… Read More »
	www.music.com /group/ddt/1 (224 words)

	North Mississippi All-Stars - Voyager Magazine
		Most 25 year old performers would be pacing backstage, nervously peeking from behind the dressing room door to see what kind of crowd was filing in for the show.
		But when you've played on a Replacements album by the time you were 12, and your band is mentored by living blues legend R.L. Burnside, you take things in stride.
		Dickinson eventually turns his attention from the menu of the Brandy House, where his band is playing tonight in Atlanta, to the tape recorder as he retraces he and drummer brother Cody's musical transformation from a teenaged alternative rock band to a jug band to the current buzz of the underground, the North Mississippi All-Stars.
	www.voyagermagazine.com /nmsas/index.html (492 words)

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