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	Magazine (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Magazine was an English post-punk group active from 1977 to 1981.
		Magazine was formed by Howard Devoto after he left Buzzcocks in 1976.
		Magazine's music had an incalculable impact on post-punk music of the late 1970s and early 1980s and continues to be an influence in modern music today.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Magazine_(band) (335 words)

	Magazine (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Magazine (artillery) and naval, an item or place within which ammunition for guns and cannons is stored.
		Photocopier magazine, the tray in a photocopier from where blank paper is taken.
		Magazine (band), a musical group fronted by ex-Buzzcocks member Howard Devoto in the late 1970s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Magazine_(disambiguation) (206 words)

	Fly Magazine-Band/Performers Archive Article
		The band’s albums so far have been an adventure in lo-fi, consisting mostly of roomy eight-track recordings with handclaps, whoops and hollers that add a romper-room effect to the music.
		Whether the band is doing a country two-step or a psychedelic rocker, the three- and sometimes four-part harmonies are always juicy and borderline genius.
		It’s a matter of appreciating the aesthetic the band is pursuing, which is more consistent with the recordings of early Stones and The Band than what you’ll hear on the radio today.
	flymagazine.net /archive_bands_article.cfm?ID=f043a9b8 (748 words)

	UMass Magazine and band director George Parks with the Sudler Trophy
		The Minuteman Band, as MacRostie informed the crowd with gusto, is this year's recipient of the Louis C. Sudler Trophy of the John Philip Sousa Foundation: the nation's top award for a college marching band.
		Band members don't get scholarships like those at some bigger schools, but no one who wants to be in the Marching Minutemen, and is willing to do the work, is turned away.
		And yet the band's tenure at its current spread-out headquarters (the main office is in the University Apartments, the practice space is Grinnell Arena) has coincided with its greatest honor: its one-year reign, which can never be repeated, as holder of the Sudler Trophy.
	www.umass.edu /umassmag/archives/1998/fall_98/fall98_f_band.html (2218 words)

	DJzone DJ Magazine :: Big Band Music
		Big Band music is a term used to cover a period of music that began roughly in the mid thirties and continued until the mid fifties.
		Big Band music was made possible and popular by the convergence of the orchestra instruments with the melodies and independent Rhythms coming from the popularity of the Black Jazz artists of the 20's and 30's.
		I have also built a data base of Big Band music showing the type of dance that would be done to it that I would be glad to send to anyone that would like it.
	www.djzone.net /pg/education/8_6/big-band-music.shtml (1285 words)

	SBO Magazine
		Both the academic and extra-curricular facets of the band program are featured with contact information (phone and e-mail) for all the directors and parent organization board members.
		The band parent organization agreed to fund the fee for the domain name and we felt it was important to avoid banner ads and frequent down time often found when using free Web hosts.
		Finally, the goal of the Robinson Band Program Web site is to share with the public, students, parents, faculty, and friends of the band the feeling of pride and excellence found in all aspects of the band program at Robinson Secondary School.
	www.robinsonband.org /sbo.html (1487 words)

	Higher & Higher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Although we are an unofficial magazine and separate from the
		The Moodies are generally credited with developing and popularizing "orchestral rock," mostly on the strength of their 1967 album, Days of Future Passed, and through the use of the Mellotron, a keyboard instrument that allowed the group to replicate orchestral sounds live and in the studio.
		In 1992, the band performed with an orchestra in a live setting for the first time and embarked on a series of well-received tours with same over the next several years.
	www.moodies-magazine.com (758 words)

	And you will know us by the trail of dead Thrasher Magazine - Find Articles
		In fact the band is none of the above--they are a quartet of cosmic cowboys.
		The fashionable aspect of the band is a subconscious decision to be unified.
		There's so many bands in Austin that are so different from one another that the only way to stand out is to be even more different.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0JSE/is_2003_April/ai_98369213 (895 words)

	Big Band Music - Bandleaders, Musicians And Historic Jazz Magazine Articles
		Many of these bands are not included here due to the absence of improvisation or jazz influence in their repertoire.
		Another excellent jazz magazine that documented and detailed the moves and recordings of the big bands of the Swing era was Metronome magazine.
		Although there may not be any earth shattering big band music news flashes in this article, many fans of big band jazz were as interested in personel changes in the great bands as baseball fans are of any changes in a teams roster.
	www.swingmusic.net /Big_Band_Playlist.html (1386 words)

	SPIN.com: Voxtrot
		It would be an awkward, often solitary dance preferred by gangly, emotionally fragile young men, the kind who shimmy on a Friday night beneath the mirror ball, completely naïve to their surroundings, until a cute young thing accidentally sashays into their line of sight, spawning something special, if just for one night.
		For this party scene, Voxtrot is the house band.
		Frontman Ramesh Srivastava founded the band to flesh out his songbook, but while he was pursuing a lit degree in Scotland, Voxtrot remained a recreational outlet for summertime and breaks.
	www.spin.com /features/band_of_the_day/2005/12/051214_voxtrot (280 words)

	Nirali Magazine \| Band of Brothers
		The legendary venue was once the breeding ground for revolutionary bands such as the Ramones, Television and Blondie.
		Their rock music is influenced, Din says, by his interpretation of the bands he’s loved, such as U2, Joy Division/New Order and the Clash.
		When the brothers were in Kashmir last June, 26-year-old musician Anayatullah Bhatt was shot and killed by a soldier in the Indian military soon after he filed a report of harassment by the same soldier.
	niralimagazine.com /2006/11/band-of-brothers (1619 words)

	Marching Band - Continuum Magazine - Fall 2002 - University of Utah
		The Spirit Band was composed of approximately 130 players from throughout Utah, of which more than 70 were from the University's own marching band.
		The band members marched in steady cadence down Presidents Circle under Hagen's direction, blaring sweet music into the darkness.
		Other night owls on campus-students, faculty, staff-popped out of buildings and applauded the band as it marched by, and then followed alongside, creating a spontaneous parade.
	www.alumni.utah.edu /continuum/fall02/band.htm (365 words)

	The Spill Magazine: BAND: The Floor
		Personnel is the band’s debut full-length, released in late May on NrmlsWlcm Records.
		Nowadays, there are so many bands that put a couple of synths on stage and hammer away in such an obvious style that it's almost like a parody of new wave rather than building on its legacy.
		For us, The Floor is definitely a guitar band first and foremost, but I think the synth textures we use are pretty subtle and really complement the songwriting.
	www.spillmagazine.com /2005/05/band-floor.html (511 words)

	Celtic MP3s Music Magazine: Battlefield Band - Scottish Folk Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Currently the band includes founding member Alan Reid on vocals, keyboard and guitar, Mike Katz on pipes/whistles and bass guitar, Alasdair White on fiddle, whistle, banjo, bodhran and a variety of other instruments and Pat Kilbride on cittern, guitar and vocals.
		The band has created their own variety of traditional Scottish music by including the synthesizer and a variety of other, more modern instruments to round out their sound.
		The band goes under the banner of 'Forward With Scotland's Past' which is a good way to describe the group itself.
	www.celticmp3s.com /bands/battlefield_band (360 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Magazine highlighted band's feud
		A UK magazine printed an interview two weeks before former Pantera guitarist Darrell Abbott was shot and killed, saying he should be "severely beaten".
		Abbott, nicknamed "Dimebag", and three others were shot when a man stormed the stage at the Alrosa Villa Club in Columbus and began firing at the band and crowd.
		Pantera were one of the most popular metal bands of the early 1990s, topping the US album charts and getting a Grammy nomination for 1994 release Far Beyond Driven.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/entertainment/4086101.stm (380 words)

	Spotlight Band: The Muckrakers \| Full Effect Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The band’s success and the accomplishments of their latest debut, “Front of the Parade,” have possibly made them the second best-selling band to come from WKU (after rap group Nappy Roots and The Hilltoppers, a 50’s doo-wop group).
		Not that the band hadn’t done covers before; in fact, they still play some, such as the “Rap Medley.” But most of the time they limit playing covers because they feel their own music is often overshadowed.
		Playing in Louisville and other bigger cities can still be difficult for them, however, particularly since the band and their self-proclaimed “geek-pop” don’t always mesh too well with the other music surroundings, such as the popular Indie.
	www.fulleffectmagazine.com /node/128 (1225 words)

	Amazon.com: The Correct Use of Soap: Music: Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Magazine Subscriptions Save to 92% — Magazine subscriptions are a click away at All American, where you can save up to 92%.
		Sure, Magazine has definitely made better records than "The Correct Use of Soap" but "Song from Under the Floorboards" is one of the catchiest songs I've ever heard.
		I understand that Magazine was probably first to inspire the others, but they all manage to do it better, mainly because they don't get so melodramatic.
	www.amazon.com /Correct-Use-Soap-Magazine/dp/B000000HZH (1254 words)

	DEAD SILENCE SYNDICATE LIVE BAND: Fact Magazine
		There are advanced plans for a Dead Silence label showcasing the band, and tracks from The Dexorcist, Controlled Weirdness and Phatter Phaction.
		DSS also reached the final of the heavy-rawk focussed Emergenza Battle Of The Bands, coming first after the audience vote, but finishing second overall after the judges cast the deciding vote.
		The hardest working live punk and bass band in the business are gigging frequently mainly around London, Bristol and in France, where their controlled electro-punk live fury seems to have struck a chord.
	www.factmagazine.co.uk /da/29384 (457 words)

	TFB in Vision Magazine - Fryday Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Most of these bands have faded away, but there are still some that simmer under the surface, who expound on the foundation that DMB laid so many moons ago.
		One such band is the Fryday Band, whose music evokes the very essence of carefree weekends and sunny afternoons.
		The band’s individual instruments blend seamlessly to create a creamy blend of genres and emotion that is immediately likable and soothing to the ears.
	www.thefrydayband.com /article/Press/TFB_in_Vision_Magazine (255 words)

	RSPBA - The Heart of the Pipe Band World
		Published by PP Publishing in Glasgow, the magazine is an official magazine of the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association.
		Published quarterly, 'Pipe Band' is the magazine which keeps members and all pipe band enthusiasts up to speed with developments in the world's leading pipe band organisation.
		The magazine has a current readership of more than 3000 quarterly and is shipped all over the world.
	www.rspba.org /html/magazine.php (304 words)

	Bomboncito Magazine - Band of Brothers: simplemente imperdible
		Band of Brothers se llevó el Globo de Oro a la mejor miniserie.
		Fue así como Band Of Brothers nació para contar cómo la Easy Company, un grupo de voluntarios que luego de dos años de entrenamiento para paracaidistas desembarcó para ponerle fin a la Guerra.
		El realismo y la grandiosidad de Band of Brothers llega a extremos poco usuales en la televisión que hacen que al mismo tiempo en que se disfruta un episodio se esté pensando en el heroísmo de los hombres que en la vida real lucharon en el campo de batalla.
	www.bomboncitomagazine.com /articulos/289.php (419 words)

	Van der Graaf Generator and Peter Hammill
		The original band had actually split up by the time I got into the music and in fact the first album that I heard was "68-71", a compilation.
		Following a couple of secret gigs in Wales, the band played in France and Belgium in mid-1975, then their "debut" in the UK being at the Victoria Palace theatre on the 27th July and a little later at the New Vic on August 30th.
		The front cover sported an unusual picture, entitled "Band of Millions of Years", which was used to publicise the Godbluff tour and appeared on a compilation album cover.
	www.vandergraafgenerator.co.uk (2517 words)

	Puppetmaster Band On the Road \| Animation Magazine
		Charles Band's Full Moon Horror Road Show will feature puppets and other props from his catalog of chillers, many of which feature stop-motion animation by the late, great Dave Allen.
		Charles Band began making films in 1975 at the age of 21, and has built up a body of work that includes such cult favorite franchises as the Puppetmaster, Subspecies and Dollman series.
		Band’s traveling horror fest kicks off on Oct. 5 in Austin, Texas, and comes to an end on Halloween in Philadelphia, where fans are required to come in costume to help celebrate the holiday.
	www.animationmagazine.net /article.php?article_id=4408 (285 words)

	Flak Magazine: Beta Band's S/T, 03.10.00
		When a band's influences are as manifold as the Beta Band's, its songs tend to fall along a quality spectrum.
		Up until "The Beta Band," the Scottish quartet had steered almost exclusively toward the desirable end of the gamut.
		Beginning with a sort of whooshing, tetherball-traveling-around-too-fast analog sound, the song finds the band at their most accessible.
	www.flakmag.com /music/betaband.html (502 words)

	seMissourian.com: Off! Magazine: Band Review
		Melding bebop, jazz, reggae, country and rock, the Tiffany Christopher Band is one band you must see.
		Performing with spirit, con brio and a positive vibe, the group mixes electric and acoustic with some jazz thrown in on vocals and Tiffany Christopher's knack for playing polyrhythms -- a pillar of jazz -- on her guitar.
		Future plans for the band include touring Colorado and the Southeast during the summer and fall months.
	www.semissourian.com /story/1093402.html (515 words)

	Big Band World "Diamond Entertainment Inc. Publications, World Wide Internet Presence"
		The magazine is over 80 percent editorial and covers the international and Canadian entertainment scene.
		This swingin' showcase recreates the excitement of the Big Band 40s and traces Sinatra's career from the early 'crooning' days to the later years when, on the wings of monumental popularity, he skyrocketed to stardom.
		She specializes in Big Band favourites and in the tradition of the vocalists of the 40s, such as Peggy Lee, Doris Day, Helen Forrest, Kay Starr...Robin Lea's magic on the band stand can span the dance floor to make direct contact with the dancers.
	www.bigbandworld.com (3371 words)

	Paste Magazine :: Department :: Band of the Week: Voxtrot (Page 1)
		For the past several weeks Ramesh Srivastava, frontman of indie-pop band Voxtrot, has been using of these facilities to work on new material for his band’s full-length debut due early next year¬¬—despite the small technicality that he’s not, and never has been a student of the university.
		With the buzz surrounding their songs, it didn’t take long before the band was approached by labels looking to sign them.
		With a number of new songs and a few re-recorded EP tracks expected to make their way onto the band’s official welcome record, Srivastava continues to make the most of his time writing—that is, until campus police find him.
	www.pastemagazine.com /action/article?article_id=3063 (336 words)

	Glide Magazine Reviews - Band Of Horses
		Indeed, the band is so new they have yet to fully establish their website, linking instead from their front page to their page on Seattle label sub pop.
		Composed of Ben Bridwell and Mat Brooke, formerly of Seattle indie outfit Carissa’s Wierd, Band of Horses is already in regular rotation on Seattle radio stalwart KEXP.
		And indeed, Band of Horses seems already on the way to eclipsing their former band.
	www.glidemagazine.com /2/reviews1276.html (321 words)

	Amazon.com: Brass Band World: Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Magazine subscriptions always ship free, and they help you qualify for FREE Super Saver Shipping on the rest of your order!
		Then you must subscribe to Brass Band World - the colour monthly for British style brass band enthusiasts wherever in the world you are.
		For magazine orders, your name and mailing address will be shared with the appropriate publisher.
	www.amazon.com /Brass-Band-World/dp/B00007HXQ8 (421 words)

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