Posts Tagged ‘Down’

Track down the MoonPie at scavenger hunt Dec. 29

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Ever wonder what happened to the original 2008 papier-mache MoonPie? You’re invited to find it by taking part in the MoonPie Over Mobile scavenger hunt downtown from 7 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 29.

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Space 301′s DJ Night: Get down at an arty dance party

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Dance inside an enormously awesome piece of art at Space 301′s DJ Night.

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Buckle em down

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RAPPER ; CEDRIC HINTON, Buckle Em Down My trip to Tuscaloosa,Al. 2 years after the storms Balling Without a back board

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Michael Franti, Al Green put love in the air as BayFest 2012 winds down

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There was a freshness in the air Sunday evening at BayFest, and the credit didn’t all go to a cold front that had passed through the night before. The festival’s top acts were doing their part.

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You were expecting Shakespeare? ‘Rock of Ages’ more likely to go down in history as guilty pleasure (video)

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This summer movie is high camp, with a plot so slight and predictable it might waft away on a beer belch

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ZZ Top, 3 Doors Down canceled show in Atmore due to safety concerns

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ZZ Top canceled their June 9 show at Wind Creek Casino and Amphitheater due to concerns over the safety of the stage, according to a statement on their website.

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Heavy metal band Down coming to Huntsville’s Crossroads in May

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Lead singer Philip H. Anselmo was recently named to Roadrunner Records’ list of greatest heavy metal front men of all time.

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Fun. Brings the House down at Workplay

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Cam HarlessDuring the exhilarating and theatrical display that was Fun.’s set on Saturday night, Scott Register tweeted: “Watching FUN. perform ‘We Are Young’ = Rock and Roll Salvation!” He couldn’t have been more right.  States opened the show earlier than…

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Man On Fire – Knockin Doors Down

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Ben Harper & Bonnaroo: “Burn One Down”

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Cuando se nace en el seno de una familia multiétnica (abuela paterna medio negra y medio india cherokee; bisabuela judeolituana; padre negro; madre blanca) y tus padres son músicos (la madre cantaba y tocaba la guitarra; su padre era percusionista y regentaba una tiene de instrumentos y discos), sólo tienes una salida en la vida: ser un músico con una admirable capacidad para fusionar estilos sonoros. Y así es Ben Harper (Pomona, California, 28 de octubre de 1969), un artista indefinible capaz de fusionar los sonidos más puros de la música popular con estilos diametralmente opuestos; un artista capaz de conseguir un estilo perfectamente reconocible al que podríamos llamar ‘sonido Harper’. Además, es un excelente letrista, con una gran sensibilidad para tocar temas de actualidad como la paz, el medio ambiente o las políticas sociales y reivindicativas más progresistas (su música se utilizó en los mítines de Barack Obama). Ben Harper creció escuchando en su casa música folfk, soul, gospel, jazz, blues, country, r&b, reggae, rap y hip hop, en las voces e instrumentos de gentes como Hootie & The Blowfish, Bob Marley, Jeff Buckley, Robert Johnson, Nirvana, David Lindley, Chris Darrow, Pink Floyd, Pearl Jam, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin o Blues Traveler. Su música tiene una enorme carga de energía, potencia y excelentes sonidos: puros, cristalinos, con aires soulseros, tintes rockandroleros, reminiscencias countrys y aroma al mejor Lynyrd Skynyrd sesentero. Es un gran …
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