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Check out these shows if you're gonna be at SXSW! Peachcake Thursday, March 15th @ 1pm Anodyne Showcase The Parish 214 E 6th St. Peachcake Friday, March 16th at 4pm. Soho 217 E. 6th St. 1090 Club Friday, March 16th @ 6pm Purevolume Indoors E 2nd & Trinity RSVP: http://www.purevolume.com/promotions/tejas2007/indoors http://www.myspace.com/peachcake http://www.myspace.com/1090club

oopps..double posted.

Along with their current tour around the states, Peachcake is gonna be at SXSW this year. Anyone going to that? And if you haven't heard of them yet, click here to check them out. I think they're pretty cool. They have that electronica/rock sound to them.

I know. They do have more "experience" than me. But maybe I'll become one of them someday too. :D

You know those old ladies are always interesting to watch. The old lady at the show wasn't only flashing the band but she kept on picking fights with people. Imagine seeing a 40 year old lady getting into a brawl.

Especially with Mp3s players now, radio has lost a lot of their influencing powers. In the past radio stations were able to play songs over and over until it stuck into someone's head no matter how annoying the song was. But since Mp3 players have come out, people dock them to their cars or listen to them anywhere rather than listening to the radio.

Ever since the death of poppy boy bands like Backstreet Boys and N'Sync died out, it seems like the music industry took pop and threw it into rock. Now bands like Fall Out Boy and All American Rejects are labeled rock but they're more like boy bands with instruments attached to them. Some say it is ruining the rock genre and some say it's just part of it. What do you guys think?

I know I'm like super late on this post but I saw Zebrahead way back in 2003 at an Earth Day festival in Fullerton, Ca. I didn't even know they had a new CD out already. I'm assuming their music is still catchy and up beat. I remember they were really fun to watch, especially with the old drunk ladies flashing the band.