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Loved these guys' music for years! They keep getting better with age, can't wait to hear the new album
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Re: Unsung
Tue, December 14, 2004 - 11:11 PMCool, thanks for joining. Was a big King's X fan back in high school, only reconnected with them about 3 years ago. One of my favorite live bands ever. -
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Re: Unsung
Tue, December 21, 2004 - 9:12 PMDefinately one of the most un appreciated bands of all time. -
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Re: Unsung
Mon, January 10, 2005 - 11:24 AMSeriously dudes, they are the second favorite of any touring band still gigging today. Ty Taybor has to be among my most favored "tasty lick" guitarists. If David Gilmore is #1, Ty's a close #2. Not to mentioned Dougie's sweet, soulful, sangin'. These guys definitely 'walk in the big parade.'
Rock on! -
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Re: Unsung
Mon, January 10, 2005 - 6:44 PMthis coming from me is saying alot. I've been a musician for 95% of my life and they are the only band for like years that dosent make me wish I was was up there and lose interest after the first 4 songs....the point is I'm pretty jaded and the still to this day the make me feel like a 14 YO kid at my first concert. -
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Re: Unsung
Tue, January 11, 2005 - 2:15 PMTheir new album coming out in April I think is going to be very good. They're working with a producer again so I think that may push them in some new directions (Please Come Home Mr. Bulbous was their last studio album I really liked).
Here's a link to a video of Jerry tracking drums for the new album
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Re: Unsung
Thu, April 14, 2005 - 10:05 PMwhat, new album? woo hoo!!!
yeah, fukin brilliant live! -
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Re: Unsung
Fri, April 15, 2005 - 10:50 AMYeah, the guys seem really happy with it. From Billboard -
As for the King's X record, Pinnick describes the still-untitled disc as "A cross between 'Dogman' and 'Gretchen [Goes to Nebraska],' I think. Those are the two records that we feel really truly represent us. It came out great -- even Michael was so excited. He got goose bumps on several songs, and he said he doesn't get that often."
The album should be out in the summer, as the band is currently fielding offers from record companies. "We decided to shop this one around because we're real proud of it," Pinnick says. "And we really feel it's worth more people hearing it then what we've been producing lately."
the link to the full article is www.billboard.com/bb/daily/...isplay.jsp
dUg talks about some other projects including his new solo album, and his project with Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament. -
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Re: Unsung
Fri, April 15, 2005 - 11:17 AMNICE!!! I need an infusion of NEW King's X material.
As far as side projects, which is your fave?
Mine are Poundhound and Jughead... -
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Re: Unsung
Sat, April 16, 2005 - 3:00 PMHonestly I've haven't listened to that many (yeah I know blasphemy). I had the first poundhound which I really liked, but haven't heard any since. I also had Ty's Moonflower Lane, which was good. I've like the samples I've heard from Jerry's solo album, but haven't heard the whole thing. As great as they are individually, there is just something about the combination of them together that just can't be beat for me. -
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Re: Unsung
Sat, April 16, 2005 - 5:53 PMI hear ya but,,, check out jughead though, good stuff. I have not heard platypus but I am very interested, soon... -
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Tue, July 5, 2005 - 9:29 PMMust say that I like all three of them separately and together no matter what project they are doing but my favorite solo has got to be Jerry's! I never knew just how much he influenced their sound until I heard his "Come Somewhere".
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