Bands that are worthy of attention

• Bands that are worthy of attention
  Posted by skalnbyc on 03 Feb, 2004 09:02
• I occasionally visit jambase.com to view PB related info. so I often see the names of other jam scene bands listed.  Can you discuss other bands with an intense music approach that may be similar to PB or are worth checking out.  If anyone is a novice on the list, it is me because I really don\'t know most of those bands.  I have seen a few of them like Addison Groove Project (they\'re ok) and like the music of greyboy/Karl D.  I\'m sure most of the bands are nothing like PB but want to hear some analysis.  I may want to check some of it out eventually.  
  
  Please fell free to discuss any of the bands that frequently make the news and lists of Jambase and discuss the good and the bad.
  
  Who else is worth a listen?
  
  Thanks for any information you can provide the jambase rookie
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  Posted by Drew_Kingsley on 03 Feb, 2004 09:13
• Let me save AJ the trouble...
  
  Scarecrow Collection
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  Posted by freddiewaht on 03 Feb, 2004 10:54
• ha
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  Posted by DocEllis70 on 03 Feb, 2004 11:27
• UMPHREES!!
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  Posted by leith on 03 Feb, 2004 12:09
• Scarecrow Collection is worth the listen for sure. aJ pimps them for a reason. Alot less intense than PB but vocals are great, jams are a little loose, but they rock.
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  Posted by germany-boy on 03 Feb, 2004 22:29
• Ya...no one really comes close to the PB(I try to tell my friends that and they tend to disagree).
  
  I would highly recommend checking out some Assembly of Dust. Although they sound pretty much nothing like PB, they have a nice vibe to them. I like the energy. I have only heard one show by them...but from what I heard...I am impressed.
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  Posted by leith on 03 Feb, 2004 22:58
• AOD is one of my favorite bands right now. Reid is an awesome songwriter and his band has 2 members of Percy Hill in it!!!
  More of the Americana vibe or as they have described it cow rock but very very good.
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  Posted by Todd on 03 Feb, 2004 23:55
• I\'ll also add North Mississippi Allstars and New Monsoon to the list.
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  Posted by freddiewaht on 04 Feb, 2004 00:49
• pb is playing with aod in the not too far future.just not sure of the date.
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  Posted by antbach on 04 Feb, 2004 00:53
• been listening to a lil ekoostik hookah myself, nice sound they got goin.
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  Posted by leith on 04 Feb, 2004 01:49
• Freddie you better not be pullin\' my chain. AOD and PB in the same building Dude YOU HAVE TO GET ME THAT SHOW if I can not get out there for that. Are you sure?? Come on now use your "pull" and find out. Please Dawg.
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  Posted by Overexjoesure on 04 Feb, 2004 14:49
• pantera and cannibal corpse.......
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  Posted by Drew_Kingsley on 04 Feb, 2004 15:19
• Quote

  Originally posted by leith
  Freddie you better not be pullin\' my chain. AOD and PB in the same building Dude YOU HAVE TO GET ME THAT SHOW if I can not get out there for that. Are you sure?? Come on now use your "pull" and find out. Please Dawg.

  Straight from psychedelicbreakfast.com:
  
  Sat Mar 6 - The Funk Box (18+) 8-10 East Cross St. Baltimore, MD
  410.625.2000 / PB 9-10:15pm / $10 cover / Opening for Reid Genauer & Assembly of Dust
  
  Here you go Leith... don\'t forget to clean yourself up afterwards...
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  Posted by leith on 04 Feb, 2004 15:45
• Damn why does it have to be so sticky?
   Man I have a little over a month to find some cash. Wow this is gonna be one hell of a show. The intensity in ten cities of PB then roll into the smooth hippie vibe w/ AOD. If ever there was a need for me to make a trip to MD. this is it.
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  Posted by antbach on 04 Feb, 2004 15:54
• wow, that can make a great roadtrip, I leave school that thursday for spring break and my roomate is from/lives in Baltimore, I can see PB and save his ass cash for a plane ticket
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