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xjsb125 wrote:

xjsb125 wrote:This isn't news, but a question. Are any of you Canadians familiar with My Darkest Days? I'm seeing Seether next month, and MDD is opening for them.

My Darkest Days were surprisingly pretty good live. I didn't have a lot of expectation for them, but their lead guitar player was really good. They need to lose the keyboard, all the keys sounded the same on every song. Same pattern over and over. Otherwise, I'd give them a hi C, low B.

And how were they compared to Seether?

I've always enjoyed Seether live. Last night was the 6th time I've seen them perform. MDD had a good stage presence, great crowd interaction, and got as much back from the crowd. Stacked against Seether, I felt they did well. If they came back through with another band I liked, I'd probably record them.

http://www.thebarrieexaminer.com/Articl ... ?e=3091400

The Tea Party reuniting for a few shows. not a big fan, but I like to see bands come together for nostalgic factors.

DG wrote:http://www.thebarrieexaminer.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3091400

The Tea Party reuniting for a few shows. not a big fan, but I like to see bands come together for nostalgic factors.

Nice! I liked a few songs on Splendor Solis, most of The Edges of Twilight and Transmission, and about half of TRIPtych. Didn't care for anything else, but I wouldn't mind them making some new music if the music was decent again.

faninor wrote:Also, I was really looking forward to hearing a studio version of The Daily Mail. Hopefully it'll be on a future release!

And it was released today along with Staircase! Recorded during their "From the Basement" session that was broadcast earlier this year.

http://www.thekingoflimbs.com/Store/DisplayItems.html#

Garbage has a new single, sounds pretty good. Going to see them in LA.

If you happen to like Nine Inch Nails, and love massive fan-produced audio/video projects, swing by atinylittledot.com for free HD goodies that are just incredible quality.

This isn't OLP related, but another project I've been working on for a long time. A few years ago I filmed this concert, then teamed up with some other fans to create this. I've worked on it off and on for the last 4 years, and am finally able to release it. This is a full length concert, with all fan-sourced footage (with the exception of video from Rob Sheridan). If you are interested in downloading the DVD version of it, simply visit reflectinginthechrome.com and follow the link there. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lacSdX00nY

Robin from OLP plays in a cover band in Toronto called Dwayne Gretzky. Here's a video of her singing a cover of Somebody To Love by Queen: http://youtu.be/RRLc8mU7zrk

If you didn't see the link on the main page, Robin Hatch has released a solo piano album that you can download here: https://robinhatch.bandcamp.com/album/w ... solo-piano