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	Hum (band)
		Hum are a space rock band from Champaign, Illinois.
		The initial line-up of the band formed in 1989, with vocalist and guitar ist Andy Switzky, guitarist Matt Talbott, bassist Akis Boyatzis, and a drum mer whose name is Jeff Kropp.
		As the story went, the band said that they would be willing to play any show for a high price (assuming that no one would actually be willing to pay that amount), and the organizers at Furnacefest called their bluff.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/Hum_(band) (1490 words)

	Hum (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hum are a space rock/Alternative Rock band from Champaign, Illinois.
		The classic lineup of the band was in place, and the quartet headed to Idful Studios with Brad Wood producing Electra 2000.
		In August of 2003, the band reunited for a one-off appearance at Furnacefest, a festival of hard, alternative, indie, and emo rock acts from across the country.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hum_(band) (1537 words)

	O-HUM > Band Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In spring 2002 Babak and then Shahrokh decided to leave the band due to their personal reasons: Shahrokh moved to Vancouver\Canada, and Babak was preparing himself to start a family.
		The band received a huge appreciation and feedback from the fans and Germany Medias; and Shahram was more encouraged to keep playing O-Hum music.
		The band also played a couple of shows after returning to Tehran [Including UNAIDS 2004 charity show in December 2004], and at the same time Shahram had started working on O-Hum's second album which got delayed due to different matters a few times.
	www.o-hum.com /about.htm (1164 words)

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		Shortly after, Hum Radio as a record label was discontinued and the band continued on their own producing new music for their next full-length album.
		Hum Radio was reborn in February of 2005, this time being a 24 hour internet radio station completely devoted to all-nineties hits.
		Hum Radio Records was a record label from Galloway, N.J. created by Mitch McKeever (also known as Mystic Mitch) in the spring of 2001.
	www.humradio.com (1134 words)

	Hum - Biography - AOL Music
		The band supported the album by touring with such pronounced indie acts as Shellac, the Jesus Lizard, and more well-known ones such as the Smashing Pumpkins and Liz Phair.
		At this point, Hum had established a strong, somewhat underground and die-hard fan base that realized just how incredible and endless their music was.
		Hum's gorgeous, spacey and limitless sound expanding to new lengths; however, those unfamiliar with the band remained so.
	music.aol.com /artist/hum/143707/biography (440 words)

	IDN Bands: Dynamo Hum
		Dynamo Hum is a mutation, an experiment in pop music that ranges from the noisy and abstract to the tranquilizing and melodic.
		But perhaps Dynamo Hum is a little bit Sonic Youth and a little Frank Zappa, in that all three have idiosyncratic tendencies to be different from the rest: Zappa approached his lyrics as a rock 'n' roll art form, while Sonic Youth does the same with noise.
		Dynamo Hum is by far the most diverse, unpredictable band I have had the pleasure of working with.
	www.idnmusic.com /bands/dynamo_hum.html (1513 words)

	Billm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		That copper band that you see from the bottom of the chassis is called a flux band, and it's designed to keep the electromagnetic flux inside the transformer, to limit the size of the field.
		I unsoldered the flux band with the mother of all soldering irons, this 310-watt monster.
		Since the flux band is made of copper, I thought that copper might be a good material for the core band or the shield.
	home.comcast.net /~machrone/bjr/bjrhum.htm (1060 words)

	HUM Home
		While most of the content found here is strewn about over several different HUM sites on the Web, I hope to provide HUM fans of all shapes and sizes with some useful information and an esthetically pleasing look at the band and the fruits of their collective imagination.
		Hopefully, the band felt that they had learned all they could from Hum and decided to move on and experience other facets of life.
		Hum, apparently, is scheduled for a new years eve reunion show at the Metro in Chicago.
	h_u_m.tripod.com /humhome.html (1077 words)

	Rolling Stone : Hum Tour Derailed By Car Crash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Hum's tour was brought to a halt during the early morning hours Sunday in Winnepeg, Canada.
		Damages to Hum's van and trailer have not been formally assessed yet, and Orr said she suspects Hum's equipment also sustained some wear and tear.
		Though Hum is left with a free summer schedule, the hometown heroes have not yet decided whether they will reschedule dates affected by the crash.
	www.rollingstone.com /news/story/5926908/hum_tour_derailed_by_car_crash/print (456 words)

	www.myspace.com/hum
		Currently he is in the band Centaur, where he plays guitar and sings with Derek Niedringhaus (bass) of Castor, Sarge, National Skyline; and Jim Kelly (drums) of 16 Tons, and Love Cup.
		The band released two full length albums "Smiles Everyone" and "Pour Another Drink" on MUD records before dissolving somewhere between Hum's signing to RCA and their recording of "You'd Prefer an Astronaut".
		Afterwards, the band reverted to a duo (Jeff Dimpsey and Jeff Garber) and recorded several tracks on Jeff D.'s new 24-track, some of which are on the S/T album.
	www.myspace.com /hum (1841 words)

	njimrev Main
		Hum Machine were once firmly committed to squealing guitars and chest-beating emotions, but that persona is gone for good.
		Speaking of Madison, Hum Machine is a band from that neck o' the woods whose new album, "Last Action Rocker," demands constant listening.
		Midwestern indie-rock band HUM MACHINE is celebrating the release of THEOREMS AND COMPOSITIONS OF THE LAST ACTION ROCKER (Cancer Records) by aiming for the Guinness Book of World Records with a 65 consecutive date tour, heaps of airplay and newly acquired national distribution through Red Eye.
	www.hummachine.com /press/mains/LARrevmain.htm (1692 words)

	U2: Rattle & Hum (1988)
		The songs themselves were pretty decent, though generally not up there with the band's absolute best, but there was something about the excessive reverence the guys displayed and their pretentiousness that just started to come off poorly.
		Once "Where the Streets..." starts, we barely hear from the band, and that's a good thing, not just because they're not terribly interesting but also because it allows the music to gain momentum and create a flow that can be sustained.
		The DVD of Rattle and Hum does mark something new for the film, as this is the first time it's been presented in its original theatrical aspect ratio of 1.85:1; all previous incarnations were fullscreen.
	dvdmg.com /u2rattlehum.shtml (2294 words)

	60CycleHum
		The foundation of 60 Cycle Hum was laid in 2004 when Walt Staszewski, John Edwards, and Justin Karpinos began working up original songs based on some material that Walt had developed.
		The songs were finished, but the band was struggling to find the caliber of drummer that they wanted.
		Although most of 60 Cycle Hum's music is far from mainstream jazz, you may catch a touch of Greg's background in his fills and dynamic playing.
	www.60-cycle-hum.com /band.htm (575 words)

	Hum - Rockfest - Champaign, Illinois - 10/15/05 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Although Hum is known for being one of the loudest bands in the U.S. and I was a mere 20 feet from the stage, my earplugs had to come out for this song and stayed out for the rest of the show.
		I had heard that Hum mostly stood in one place while performing, but the band was definitely excited to play after breaking up five years ago.
		The band came back on and informed us they would only play two more because, “That’s all we learned.” They played the opener on Downward is Heavenward, “Isle of the Cheetah” (which finally shut up some guy who had been yelling for it for over an hour).
	www.howwastheshow.com /reviews-2005/hum-10-15-05.html (658 words)

	Hum - Band Biography and mp3s/songs,Hardcore Music/Emo Music/Screamo Music/Metal Music/Punk Rock Music Band Profile / ...
		Hum's sonic universe is a solipsistic world that exists on its own terms, a maelstrom of sensations and colors, a thick metallic vortex of fuzztoned guitars with a silent core at the center like the eye of a hurricane - equal parts homegrown and high-tech.
		Hum serves up a cacophony of overlapping harmonics and dense shards of electric guitars providing a counterpoint to Talbott's tales of innocence corrupted and love lost, the past mourned, the theories of physics and relativity applied to modern-day relationships and contemporary attitudes.
		Hum takes you on a interior journey that encompasses the gnarled rhythms and magic melodies of "Comin' Home," the rumble in the jungle of "Isle of the Cheetah," tripping through the salamander-infested waters of "Afternoon with the Axolotls," and the back-to-nature de-evolution of "If You Are to Bloom" and "Green To Me."
	www.stereokiller.com /bands/Hum (296 words)

	The Greatest Band Of All Time.: Champaign + Siamese Dreams: Hum
		The Roots were totally rad, Hum were so loud and amazing, and then Pavement played a second set of mostly requests.
		Both bands are heavy on the heavy and also bring the pretty.
		Hum released their major label debut, You'd Prefer An Astronaut, and the single "Stars" became a hit on alternative radio.
	www.urbanhonking.com /greatestband/archives/002133.html (725 words)

	Parasol Records : Artists : Hum
		Hum's placement at number eight should come as no surprise to the Midwestern dreamers that elevated what an outsider might cast off as "that album with 'Stars' on it" to a ritual of daily existence.
		Cleversley is a long-time fan of Hum and of Matt’s work in general, and feels that the emotionally rich Centaur is one of the best records he’s been lucky enough to be a part of.
		Through Hum, Tim's guitar work has influenced numerous heavy hitters in search of the perfect riff like The Deftones.
	www.parasol.com /artists/hum.asp (954 words)

	Hum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Hum, a phenomenon involving a persistent and invasive low-frequency noise of unknown origin
		Land of Hum, an English translation of the Zahumlje region of modern Herzegovina
		Hum, a possible transliteration of the sixth syllable in Buddhist "Six syllable mantra" Om mani padme hum
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hum (156 words)

	Rattle and Hum U2 Show - Band BIO (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		He then had cover band success in the mid 90's with "Australian Made" the OZ music show touring many parts of the country.
		In 1997 Adam founded "Rattle and Hum U2 Show" with Bill his cousin, and stayed with the band as the guitar player/manager till 2001 and after that as the bands manager and part time booking agent.
		Sean brings to the band that thundering bass sound of Adam Claytons and note for note perfection of the bass lines.
	www.rattleandhum.com.au.cob-web.org:8888 /bandbio.asp (515 words)

	HumboldtMusic Search Results
		We're a Metal Band and have been for about a year and a few months.
		A shreddin' band influenced by the heavy metal of the 80's 90's and present.
		Formed from the ashes of the So-Hum band Dracolich to become a 6 piece band.
	www.humboldtmusic.com /SearchResults.cfm?SearchRecords=metal (348 words)

	UBL: artist profile - 60 Cycle Hum
		The foundation for 60 Cycle Hum was laid in 2004 when Walt Staszewski, John Edwards, and Justin Karpinos began building original songs out of Walt’s musical ideas with a goal of creating music that applied a modern sound to a classic rock songwriting mentality.
		All of the members come from different musical backgrounds, but united with a common vision, they have created a sound that is at once fresh and familiar and appeals to fans of many genres of music.
		60 Cycle Hum completed their first album, AA Heartache, in 2005 and is currently performing in support of the record.
	www.ubl.com /artists/60cyclehum/profile (440 words)

	IndianapolisMusic.net -- Bookmark Us!
		They are a band that is the culmination of many years of hard work, coincidence, and a fortunate crossing of paths.
		Honest Pod is self described as a "real" rock band environmentally hailing from the Midwest, Illinois to be exact.
		This is a band with intentions of becoming part of the standard for which all rock bands should adhere to.
	www.indianapolismusic.net /lbands_similar3.php?main_similar=Hum (228 words)

	127 - comming around
		Right at the time when a band like O-Hum was experimenting with Rock, turning a new page in the history of Iranian music, many took issue with the band for desecrating Hafez poetry.
		Other Rock bands around the world that do not sing in English have rarely had the success of a band such as Rameschtein.
		The main members of the band are Sohrab Mohebi, Sardar Sarmast, Alireza Poorasad, and Shervin Shahamipoor.
	www.127band.com /interview_tehran360.htm (1007 words)

	Rolling Stone : YOU'D PREFER A WORKAHOLIC
		When the habitually-indolent Hum are ready to record their next album, the band will likely be in the midst of another musical revolution.
		The band recorded "Heavenward" over a two-and-a-half month stretch last summer, a year after aborting its first attempt at making new music.
		Like every band, the group has its arguments, but Hum have an unconventional way of silencing the lone dissenter -- give in to him.
	www.rollingstone.com /news/story/5924698/youd_prefer_a_workaholic (453 words)

	THE IRANIAN: O-Hum, Babak Khiavchi
		They were one of the first underground bands who had dared to come out and announce their presence, paving the way for a whole generation of self-taught musicians who had found in Rock music a much needed outlet to vent their youthful passion and social exasperation.
		This is a generation that emerged strong and proud out of cold, damp basements with walls and ceilings covered in styrofoam and egg cartons so as not to give the politically correct neighbors any whiff of their unlawful indulgence.
		The band is now leaving behind the trial and error phase of Nahal-e-Heyrat and evolving into a Rock band with its own distinctive sound.
	www.iranian.com /Music/2002/September/Ohum/index.html (695 words)

	Rattle And Hum by U2 Reviews at Shopping.com
		The bad thing that happened to the success of that album was that it boosted the band's ego and they tried to put themselves in the places of Elvis, The Beatles, and other rock royalties.
		The other cover song the band did was "All Along The Watchtower" which was written by Bob Dylan and is been known most made by Jimi Hendrix.
		Another problem with this album is the two non-original tracks not performed by the band like "Freedom For My People" which is performed greatly b Sterling Magee and Adam Gusson, and Jimi Hendrix version of "The Star Spangled Banner" which was used as an intro to the live version of "Bullet The Blue Sky".
	www.shopping.com /xPR-Rattle_And_Hum_U2~RD-1003699 (904 words)

	TA Feature: UMC, Interview with 127 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In other words, the relationship between the natural structure, rhyme, and melody of the syllables of the language in which the song is written in with the rhythmic and melodic capabilities of the music employed.
		To critics, words of Iran’s foremost classic poet could not be made to ride on a music that belonged to a different setting and arose out of a different context.
		The remarkable point about this band is that the members with their individual ideas, interests, and style in music work together as a team.
	www.tehranavenue.com /old/ec_feature_127.htm (614 words)

	Centaur: Aversion.com Interview
		Since Hum disbanded, he's gotten married and worked jobs outside of the music world and enjoyed the lull that came from the constant touring, recording - and nagging media commitments - since entropy caught up with his band.
		The main reason that we stopped existing is we felt that we had stopped continuing to grow as a band and we weren't writing great songs.
		With the number of bands that list Hum as an influence, and the acclaim it garnered in its heyday, that's quite a claim.
	www.aversion.com /bands/interviews.cfm?f_id=182 (1436 words)

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