Word: bande
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Gomez has already completed a second album, though the release date is undetermined. The band has found a groove, according to their manager. In talking to Blackburn, the group's main bassist, one can see why. Asked where the band sees itself in two years, he replied that the band tends to "not really look that far"--this allows Gomez to stay fixed in the moment, allowing for their own energy and spontaneity to come through and for them to continue enjoying every minute of the experience...
...songs. Their style appears similar to that of the first album--completely impossible to describe. The one difference may be that someone is finally listening. When Gomez played T.T. the Bear's last November, only 50 fortunate fans attended their Boston premiere. According to Ottewell, in the interim, the band has come into its own, "We've come back and there's people come to see us in our own right." Chances are, next time Gomez plays Boston, the closest we'll get to the stage is a couple hundred yards...
...show, the audience was reluctant to let the band go. Their exit was accompanied by wild applause and screaming until they were wooed back onto stage. Both encore pieces were from Bring It On, concluding with the whimsical "Whippin' Piccadilly," a tribute to drug day ambling around their native...
Gomez has already completed a second album, though the release date is undetermined. The band has found a groove, according to their manager. In talking to Blackburn, the group's main bassist, one can see why. Asked where the band sees itself in two years, he replied that the band tends to "not really look that far"-- this allows Gomez to stay fixed in the moment, allowing for their own energy and spontaneity to come through and for them to continue enjoying every minute of the experience...
...songs. Their style appears similar to that of the first album--completely impossible to describe. The one difference may be that someone is finally listening. When Gomez played T.T. the Bear's last November, only 50 fortunate fans attended their Boston premiere. According to Ottewell, in the interim, the band has come into its own, "We've come back and there's people come to see us in our own right." Chances are, next time Gomez plays Boston, the closest we'll got to the stage is a couple hundred yards...