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Baltimoz review of Durham show on Baltimoresun.com

posted by davidt on Saturday March 14 2009, @07:30PM
Baltimoz writes:
I was asked to write a review for the Durham show by the Baltimore Sun's Midnight Sun blog. I have never written a review before, so please be kind. I was just thrilled to see him perform after the Asheville cancellation (I won a sob story contest on the forums for VIP to Richmond as a result).

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  • Boz Boorer wrote most of the songs for The Banshees and Adam Ant???
    Anonymous -- Sunday March 15 2009, @01:38AM (#324448)

  • Well done (Score:2, Insightful)

    A very balanced overview for a fan, peppered with facts that draws the reader in.
    goinghome -- Sunday March 15 2009, @04:59AM (#324458)
    (User #12673 Info)
  • I stopped reading after seeing that Boz is said to have written for Siouxsie & The Banshees.

    MILVA -- Sunday March 15 2009, @08:42AM (#324472)
    (User #12729 Info)
    no previous convictions
  • And now I realize that my daughter and our pals met you at the Morrissey show at the Ram's Head on Halloween (we still have your card). Will you be going to the show in Montclair?
    anonomuirgheasa -- Sunday March 15 2009, @11:16AM (#324498)
    (User #17346 Info)
  • has nothing to do with Siouxie though he mixed
    their single 'interlude'

    that's it,he mixed an old Adam Ant song, which
    no record company was interested

    Boz history is the Polescats and other london
    based rock-abilly bleuss bands
    Celibate Cry <[email protected]> -- Saturday March 21 2009, @08:25AM (#325163)
    (User #220 Info)
    and the hills are alive with celibate cries
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