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	Vines Show Growth \| Straight.com Vancouver
		The Vines have suffered through more than one Nirvana comparison, so it's somehow appropriate that drummer Hamish Rosser is reading a Kurt Cobain biography on the band's current tour.
		Where that's probably resonating with Rosser is that he's also in a band with a singer, Craig Nicholls, who has been hailed as something of a prodigy but who isn't always comfortable with the adulation.
		Rosser explains that the much-publicized incident was mostly a result of sleep deprivation; when the band arrived for a 10 a.m.
	www.straight.com /content.cfm?id=2041 (1221 words)

	Hamish Rosser - Drum Solo Artist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Hamish started playing drums at the tender age of eleven after switching from guitar and received expert tuition from Oz-rock drum beast Pete Heckenberg who provided training in both the rudiments and favourite rock songs of the day.
		Hamish’s first gig was with high school punk band “The Warthogs” and consisted of three classics; The Clash’s “Should I stay or Should I Go”, The Ramones’ “Blitzkreig Bop” and The Sex Pistols’ “God Save the Queen”.
		A string of unsuccessful original bands led Hamish to the world of paid gigs in the form of “Sixties Mania”, an Aussie concept show covering the great music of the 60s.
	drumsoloartist.com /Site/wiki/doku.php?id=drummers:hamish_rosser&... (283 words)

	SPIN.com: The Vines Conquer Insanity
		Drummer Hamish Rosser visits the U.S. to speak out about his band's future, its new record, and its troubled frontman, Craig Nicholls.
		Enter drummer Hamish Rosser, one of Nicholls' biggest supporters and the member of the Vines who has stepped up to speak out on Nicholls' slow descent, his slower repair, and how the band plans to pull through it all.
		Hamish Rosser: Well, I think a lot of the songs are coming from quite a dark place.
	www.spin.com /features/exclusives/2006/05/060509_thevines (712 words)

	The Vines: the hippest band in the world? - theage.com.au
		The Vines: Hamish Rosser, Craig Nicholls, Patrick Matthews and Ryan Griffiths.
		The Vines are: Craig Nicholls, lead singer, guitarist and songwriter; bassplayer and backing vocalist Patrick Matthews; drummer Hamish Rosser; and rhythm guitarist Ryan Griffiths.
		Nicholls and Matthews, both 24, bonded over a hot grill at a Sydney McDonalds around 1995 and formed a band with drummer David Olliffe that would take its name from a '60s group, the Vynes, in which Nicholls' accountant father played.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2002/10/13/1034222679838.html (1291 words)

	The Vines Plan to Record Third Album : Soul Shine Magazine
		The effort is still in pre-production, which means the Vines have yet to enter the recording studio, but Rosser gave Vines fansite www.dreamintheinsane.com a good indication of what it will sound like.
		According to the interview, Rosser revealed that the new record will have a heavier sound than their last effort, 2004’s Winning Days.
		Rosser also revealed that he and guitarist Ryan Griffiths write songs, but it’s likely only Craig Nicholls’s work will show up on the new album (as on the previous two efforts).
	www.soulshine.ca /news/newsarticle.php?nid=1985 (294 words)

	Vines want home-grown success - www.smh.com.au
		They may have made their mark in the US and Britain, but the Vines are determined to win over Australian audiences with their second album, due out next year.
		Drummer Hamish Rosser agreed the band still felt an urgent need to prove themselves to Australian fans.
		But they will be back in the US by late January, in preparation for the full-on promotional assault surrounding their second album.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/12/14/1071336805197.html?from=storyrhs (343 words)

	They might be giants - smh.com.au
		Vines and climbers, from left: Patrick Matthews, Hamish Rosser, Craig Nicholls and Ryan Griffiths.
		The Vines are: Craig Nicholls, lead singer, guitarist and songwriter; Patrick Matthews, bass player and backing vocalist; drummer Hamish Rosser and rhythm guitarist Ryan Griffiths.
		Nicholls and Matthews, both 24, bonded over a hot grill at a southern Sydney McDonald's about 1995 and formed a band with drummer David Olliffe that would take its name from a '60s group, the Vynes, in which Nicholls's father, an accountant, had played.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2002/09/19/1032054912357.html (1534 words)

	MTV 2 Interview
		Hamish Rosser- um..No- haggis it's a Scottish nettle dish.
		Hamish Rosser- was always scared of the drop bears...
		Hamish Rosser- it's kinda a cross between ABBA and Megadeath i think...
	www.the-vines.net /mtv2interview.htm (1908 words)

	Vines in a tangle - Music - www.theage.com.au
		The Vines (left to right): Hamish Rosser, Craig Nicholls, Patrick Matthews and Ryan Griffiths.
		Musically, the band's live performances have been patchy, but the sheer unpredictability of their singer was a reliable drawcard.
		In August 2002, he threw himself into drummer Hamish Rosser's kit during a performance of their hit single, Get Free, on the Late Show with David Letterman.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/06/04/1086203626657.html (922 words)

	Rockdirt.com - All The Rage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Singer Craig Nicholls is a "good mate," Vines drummer Hamish Rosser told The New York Post while waiting to make a flight from New York to Los Angeles.
		Rosser contended, "Journalists are always looking for an exciting story to write, so they fish for the craziness.
		That's it." Rosser added that Nicholls is "a really good guy." Read more.
	www.rockdirt.com /print9030.html (80 words)

	The Vines Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Patrick Matthews, Ryan Griffiths and Hamish Rosser on the bass, acoustic guitar and drums respectively, walk the line between chaos and restraint.
		Ryan (2nd guitarist and most recent addition to the band) owns five snakes and is Craig's best friend from high school.
		Hamish, another recent recruit, was discovered playing in a Kinks cover band in Nevada.
	www.angelfire.com /punk3/mestupkid/Vinesbio.html (366 words)

	Rosser - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rosser is a surname, and may refer to:
		Thomas L. Rosser, an American Civil War general
		This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rosser (79 words)

	pitch.com - Music - Up From Down Under
		"Another saying in Australia is called the 'tall poppy syndrome' -- cutting down the people that do well," adds Hamish Rosser, the impish, quick-witted drummer for the Vines.
		Rosser laughs, but he could be forgiven if the phrase hits a little too close to home.
		It's a deliberately mismatched outfit worn for fashion rather than a haphazard ensemble thrown together because nothing else was clean.
	www.pitch.com /Issues/2004-03-25/music/interview.html (1058 words)

	(live concert) Carling Reading Festival, Reading, UK by The Vines Review, (live concert) Carling Reading Festival, ...
		This is the time tempestuous singer Craig Nicholls goes on the prowl, and no one onstage is safe.
		Today, during the close of the larynx-shredding rocker “In the Jungle,” he approaches drummer Hamish Rosser’s kit with malicious intent.
		Rosser continues beating time with his two remaining pieces of kit as Nicholls flings his guitar across the stage, retrieves it and flings it back the other way.
	www.blender.com /guide/reviews.aspx?id=1269 (662 words)

	Only Undies Club :: O U C me in my undies
		Setting up and playing together as a band, they laid down the basic tracks quickly before settling in and taking their time to lay down guitars, keyboards and the centerpiece of all Vines songs, Craig's vocals.
		Layering his unique trademark harmonies on each song while Patrick, Hamish and Ryan tinkered about the studio, The Vines were able to finally relax and get back to their main love - recording.
		From the title alone, it's obvious that The Vines' second album takes a warmer approach than their grittier debut.
	www.onlyundiesclub.com /vines.php (1766 words)

	The Vines - Music Downloads - Online
		Bio: When the Vines burst onto the post-grunge celebrity scene in late 2001, the British press was first in line to claim them for their very own.
		Oliffe, who's not a fan of the touring life, returned home to Australia while the Vines added guitarist Ryan Griffiths and drummer Hamish Rosser to the lineup.
		The Vines made their American debut at the Coachella Music and Arts Festival in Indio, CA, that April.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/389/The-Vines/1040083.html (278 words)

	kissrocks.com: Music : New Rock - The Vines
		In January 2002, The Vines headed up a feature article in which 35 bands were chosen as NME's "2002: The New Batch".
		Original drummer David Olliffe went on hiatus around this time, and the band brought in Hamish Rosser on drums (another Australian, whose previous gig was playing with a Kinks cover band in Nevada) and Nicholls' best childhood friend Ryan Griffiths on second guitar.
		The lineup complete, the Vines played their first-ever headlining show in February 2002, a low-key appearance in a small pub in Sydney called the Vic on the Park.
	kissrocks.com /music/thevines.html (538 words)

	Hamish's Chest Hair Fan Club
		"hamish rosser is playing like a man with tentacles rather than arms and patrick is the tall and elegant anchor"
		Welcome to the one and only Fan Club for Hamish's sexy chest hair!
		Notice: Microsoft has no responsibility for the content featured in this group.
	groups.msn.com /HamishsChestHairFanClub/home.htm (57 words)

	Vision Valley - The Vines - Song Listings
		After 2004's lackluster Winning Days and Craig Nicholls' subsequent breakdown, it certainly seemed like the Vines were never to be heard from again.
		Surprisingly, though, the band persevered: Nicholls was diagnosed with and treated for the neurobiological disorder Asperger's Syndrome, and guitarist Ryan Griffiths and drummer Hamish Rosser stuck by him (bassist Patrick Matthews left to play with Youth Group).
		The trio recorded Vision Valley in a few small studios around Sydney, and the album has the back-to-basics sound of a band getting back on its feet again.
	www.mp3.com /albums/20095789/summary.html (656 words)

	SUMO.tv - Videos tagged 'Hamish' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Spicks and Specks - Hamish and Adam Kiss
		Hamish Blake and Adam Hills kiss on the Christmas Special.
		Tags: spicks specks hamish blake adam hills comedy kiss
	www2.sumo.tv /tag.php?tag=Hamish (181 words)

	The Vines, The Vines Pictures, The Vines News, The Vines mp3, The Vines Videos, The Vines Wallpaper, The Vines Lyrics ...
		In 2001 the Vines signed with Capitol Records, and MTV2 put them on its "22 Artists 2 Watch in 2002" list even though the band did not yet have a video.
		With the addition of guitarist Ryan Griffiths to the lineup and Hamish Rosser replacing Oliffe on drums, the Vines played their first headlining show in Sydney in February 2002.
		Later that year they released their debut album, Highly Evolved, which included the single "Get Free." The album received critical praise and went to No. 11 on the Billboard 200 chart.
	www.blender.com /guide/artist.aspx?id=857 (239 words)

	OMG-Music: Hamish Rosser (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Dedicated to all the albums and songs by Hamish Rosser.
		Here you will find the all of the cds known for Hamish Rosser.
		Some of these albums have been released multiple times, and thus appear to be duplicates.
	hamish-rosser.omg-music.com (245 words)

	IGN: The Vines Newest Vision
		The trio of frontman Craig Nicholls, guitarist Ryan Griffiths and drummer Hamish Rosser recorded sessions for the album at a variety of locations in Sydney.
		Songs on the album will run the stylistic gamut from the band's trademark garage pop turmoil ("Don't Listen To The Radio") to hard rock blitz ("Anysound" and "Nothins Comin") as well as head tweaking psychedelic overdrive ("Vision Valley" and "Spaceship").
		Craig Nicholls, Patrick Matthews, Hamish Rosser, Ryan Griffiths
	music.ign.com /articles/690/690801p1.html (213 words)

	blog.myspace.com/dreamintheinsanecom
		Craig also demolished his guitar and Hamish's drumkit in true Vines fashion.
		We have this awesome interview on Triple J to share with you all.
		The Hamish Rosser interview special is finally here!!
	blog.myspace.com /dreamintheinsanecom (1315 words)

	Vines Haven't Broken Up - Aversion.com
		The act has bounced back, and despite its inability to tour, will record a new album.
		The band is making plans to record a new album, according to a post by drummer Hamish Rosser on the act’s web site.
		“As you’d expect from a Vines album there’ll be a diverse range of songs,” Rosser said in the statement.
	www.aversion.com /news/news_article.cfm?news_id=4334 (256 words)

	The Record Music Magazine
		During an interview with UK newspaper The Guardian, Nicholls trashed the hotel room because security knocked on the door to ask whether he was smoking potwhich he was.
		They were also invited to perform on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, but Nicholls reportedly threw a tantrum at rehearsals, breaking and even throwing some equipment at drummer Hamish Rosser.
		The band can never undertake a major tour due to Nicholls’s condition, but this has not embittered them.
	www.therecordmag.com /april2006/vines.htm (566 words)

	MTV.com - News - You Hear It First
		Singer/guitarist Craig Nicholls, 24, met best mate/bassist Patrick Matthews when the two high schoolers were flipping burgers at a Sydney McDonald's seven years ago.
		They bonded over their love of the Beatles, the Kinks and Nirvana, and within a year began jamming with original drummer David Olliffe (who has since been replaced by former Kinks cover band member Hamish Rosser due to Olliffe's aversion to touring).
		After trying out such monikers as Rishikesh and the Spastics, Nicholls decided that imitation was the sincerest form of flattery, so he picked a nice family name.
	www.mtv.com /news/yhif/vines/index.jhtml (883 words)

	Vines and Jet take winning and losing chances \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		Vines and Jet take winning and losing chances
		From left, Craig Nicholls, Ryan Griffiths, Patrick Matthews and Hamish Rosser of the Vines experimented on stage at their Saturday SOMA performance.
		What makes a rock concert fail or succeed?
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20040412/news_m1c12vin.html (529 words)

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