Monthly archives: August, 2004

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Monthly archives: August, 2004

Four songs
- The Sound of the Crowd
- August 31, 2004
Four songs – posted by Ben Varkentine on August 31, 2004 23:50
Well I’ll be dipped
- The Sound of the Crowd
- August 31, 2004
Well I’ll be dipped – posted by Ben Varkentine on August 31, 2004 19:55
Maybe I should give it all up and go work for these guys
- The Sound of the Crowd
- August 31, 2004
Maybe I should give it all up and go work for these guys – posted by Ben Varkentine on August 31, 2004 19:40
Oh, to be in Montana
- The Sound of the Crowd
- August 31, 2004
Oh, to be in Montana – posted by Ben Varkentine on August 31, 2004 16:33
Comments On The Convention
- The Sound of the Crowd
- August 31, 2004
Comments On The Convention – posted by Ben Varkentine on August 31, 2004 16:08
Jesus Fucking Christ
- The Sound of the Crowd
- August 31, 2004
Jesus Fucking Christ – posted by Ben Varkentine on August 31, 2004 15:47
Planes Mistaken For Stars
- Music Reviews
- August 31, 2004
Up In Them Guts (No Idea). Review by Daniel Mitchell.

Iron and Wine
- Music Reviews
- August 31, 2004
Our Endless Numbered Days (Sub Pop). Review by Terry Eagan.
Sun Ra
- Music Reviews
- August 31, 2004
Spaceship Lullaby (Atavistic ). Review by James Mann.
Machine Head
- Music Reviews
- August 31, 2004
Through The Ashes Of Empires (Roadrunner). Review by Nick Plante.
Floor
- Music Reviews
- August 31, 2004
Dove (No Idea). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
Bill Bruford’s Earthworks
- Music Reviews
- August 31, 2004
Earthworks,Summerfold Bruford,modern jazz,Yoshi Garland,Bill Bruford's,Earthworks featuring Tim Garland,Random Acts of Happiness,Summerfold,Eric J. Iannelli
Bring You To Your Knees
- Music Reviews
- August 31, 2004
guns n roses,gnr,tribute,cover,metalcore,metal,heavy metal,Various Artists,Bring You To Your Knees: A Tribute To Guns N' Roses,Law of Intertia,Nick Plante
Lost Prophets
- Music Reviews
- August 31, 2004
Lost Prophets,Start Something,Columbia,Andrew Ellis

One time
- The Sound of the Crowd
- August 31, 2004
One time – posted by Ben Varkentine on August 31, 2004 03:15
Black Label Society
- Music Reviews
- August 30, 2004
Hangover Music Vol. VI (Spitfire). Review by Joe Frietze.
The Saw Doctors
- Screen Reviews
- August 30, 2004
Carl F Gauze — and most likely the rest of the home audience — is not one for the singalong. Sometimes, you just gotta let the band do its thing.
Lovedrug
- Music Reviews
- August 30, 2004
Pretend You’re Alive (Militia Group). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
Jeremiah Freed
- Music Reviews
- August 30, 2004
Slowburn. Review by Andrew Ellis.
Memento
- Music Reviews
- August 30, 2004
Beginnings (Columbia). Review by Nick Plante.

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