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It was the Adelita Bar. “There were a bunch of young, really pretty girls and I realized it was basically a brothel,” explains Rick. “I chatted with one girl, questioning why she was living this life? And I wrote a song about it. The band name emerged from the sad stories behind the ‘Way’ they lived at the Adelita—Adelitas Way.
Posted by sfrank115 on Monday, December 28, 2009 at 12:42 pm
Filed under Albums, In The Spotlight · Tagged Adelitas Way, Derek Johnston, EMI, Invincible, Keith Wallen, Las Vegas, Philly, Rick DeJesus, scream, Strip Search, Trevor "Tre" Stafford, Virgin Records

Now that MP3s are standardized the CD, like vinyl, 8-track, and cassette before it, is slowly being phased out, but is losing this medium really worth it for music fans?
Posted by sfrank115 on Tuesday, December 22, 2009 at 6:33 pm
Filed under Editorials · Tagged audible, Best Buy, cassette tape, cd, Compact Disc, compression, Emusic, flac, in rainbows, iTunes, jack johnson, Jay-Z, Lars, Linkin Park, Live Earth, lossless, lossy, M4a, Madonna, mp3, MPEG Audio Layer III, napster, P2P (Peer-to-Peer), Philips, Radiohead, raekwon, record companies, Rhapsody, sony, Target, Tower Records, Virgin Records, wav

Hailed by Spin as “one of the catchiest songs of Alice In Chains’ history,” lead single “Check My Brain” has blanketed rock and alternative radio and rocketed straight to No. 1 on Billboard’s Rock Songs Chart and No. 1 on the R&R Rock Chart. The riff-driven track appears on the band’s highly anticipated new album, Black Gives Way To Blue (Virgin/EMI)
Posted by Sam on Tuesday, September 29, 2009 at 3:53 pm
Filed under In The Spotlight · Tagged AIC, Alice In Chains, BGWTB, Black Gives Way To Blue, Check My Brain, Dave Grohl, Deftones, Elton John, James Minchin, Jerry Cantrell, Layne Staley, Mike Inez, Nick Raskulinecz, Rush, Sean Kinney, Virgin Records, William DuVall

Despite the remote Texas setting, five boys found each other. Accident, inevitability, chance, fate…no one will ever be able to explain whatever it is that draws the colors of the spectrum together into one stream of pure white light. Green River Ordinance was born from this light.
Posted by Sam on Thursday, August 6, 2009 at 7:13 pm
Filed under Galleries · Tagged Cheap Trick, Collective Soul, Come On, Dallas, Denton Hunker, Fort Worth Music Awards, Geoff, Geoff Ice, Green River Ordinance, GRO, Jamey, Jamey Ice, Josh Jenkins, Joshua Wilkerson, Piece It Together, Rock Album of the Year, Rooftop, Song of the Year, Texas, The Beach Boys, Virgin Records, Virgin Records Rooftop