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Posted by: admin | 06/07/2004 at 17:56
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LET'S DO IT!
No, it's not about the Joan Jett song with Graffin's collaboration...
I encourage you all to start our campaign to get The Empire Strikes First and Bad Religion where they've deserved to be for a long time.
Here's a couple of radio stations sites that enable e-voting for their charts.
KROQ 106.7 FM - www.kroq.com
Right now Los Angeles is Burning ranks 7th in the most played list.
http://www.kroq.com/kroqnow/kroqnow.html
But we can push it to the 1st position if we keep voting! Send your e-mail to
requests@kroq.com
It doesn't matter if you're not from US.
Moreover, I encourage all fans from every corner of the world to submit links to radio stations sites from their countries so that we can all vote there as well and push The Empire Strikes First all over the world!
Live 105.3 FM - www.live105.com
Los Angeles is Burning ranks 20th now.
http://www.live105.com/music/what_we_play/default.asp
But you can fill in this enquiry like me and make it rise to the top!
http://www.live105.com/interact/requests/default.asp
By the way, look what 105.3 FM has to say about Bad Religion who are headlining the Budweiser True Music Festival Stage in BFD 2004, Northern California's Largest Alternative Music Festival @ Shoreline, Mountain View next Friday June 11th.
http://www.live105.com/music/bfd/bfd_bud.asp
Something we all probably agree on, don't we?
Bad Religion
If there were any justice in the world, Bad Religion would be one of the biggest bands in it. That's not to say that the band doesn't possess one of alternative rock's most ardent fanbases. It's just that it seems almost tragic that the blueprint the band set up in the 80's (load guitars, great punk/pop hooks, and stringent, politically charged lyrics, mixed with sugary sweet harmonies) didn't lead to more obvious successes in the punk/pop nineties (please stand up Blink 182, et al.) An early influence on the late Kurt Cobain, Bad Religion has seen about as many members as a band with over 20 years of experience is likely to see. They release their, I don't know, like, 50th album, The Empire Strikes First, this summer.
/Dogbert aka Ignacio Di Ranni
No, it's not about the Joan Jett song with Graffin's collaboration...
I encourage you all to start our campaign to get The Empire Strikes First and Bad Religion where they've deserved to be for a long time.
Here's a couple of radio stations sites that enable e-voting for their charts.
KROQ 106.7 FM - www.kroq.com
Right now Los Angeles is Burning ranks 7th in the most played list.
http://www.kroq.com/kroqnow/kroqnow.html
But we can push it to the 1st position if we keep voting! Send your e-mail to
requests@kroq.com
It doesn't matter if you're not from US.
Moreover, I encourage all fans from every corner of the world to submit links to radio stations sites from their countries so that we can all vote there as well and push The Empire Strikes First all over the world!
Live 105.3 FM - www.live105.com
Los Angeles is Burning ranks 20th now.
http://www.live105.com/music/what_we_play/default.asp
But you can fill in this enquiry like me and make it rise to the top!
http://www.live105.com/interact/requests/default.asp
By the way, look what 105.3 FM has to say about Bad Religion who are headlining the Budweiser True Music Festival Stage in BFD 2004, Northern California's Largest Alternative Music Festival @ Shoreline, Mountain View next Friday June 11th.
http://www.live105.com/music/bfd/bfd_bud.asp
Something we all probably agree on, don't we?
Bad Religion
If there were any justice in the world, Bad Religion would be one of the biggest bands in it. That's not to say that the band doesn't possess one of alternative rock's most ardent fanbases. It's just that it seems almost tragic that the blueprint the band set up in the 80's (load guitars, great punk/pop hooks, and stringent, politically charged lyrics, mixed with sugary sweet harmonies) didn't lead to more obvious successes in the punk/pop nineties (please stand up Blink 182, et al.) An early influence on the late Kurt Cobain, Bad Religion has seen about as many members as a band with over 20 years of experience is likely to see. They release their, I don't know, like, 50th album, The Empire Strikes First, this summer.
/Dogbert aka Ignacio Di Ranni
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06/08/2004 at 21:14
So who "collaborated" on that song? I had a short arguement with my girlfriend because she insisted that it wasnt Joan Jett singing, but since i didn't know for sure i couldn't say too much. Where did it come from and who created it?
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06/08/2004 at 20:42
An early influence on the late Kurt Cobain?
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06/08/2004 at 20:21
"to work jointly with others or together especially in an intellectual endeavor"
Since they didn't ever work together, its not really a collaboration. |
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06/08/2004 at 06:45
I guess I'll have to look up in the dictionary the meaning of collaboration
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06/08/2004 at 04:16
I wouldn't call "Let's do it" a collaboration, since graffin was one of several people to record male vocals for that song, and he didn't even work with her on it.
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06/08/2004 at 02:20
I sent 'em an email & told them to play the whole album.
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06/08/2004 at 01:04
TESF is not their best work but they'd deserve #1 anyway, so yeah.
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06/08/2004 at 00:07
It doesn't matter! Just write your address and a dash or hyphen where it says State...
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06/07/2004 at 18:56
I would fill that out but i have No idea about a Us address
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