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Saw them there last year & it was a good show. I wasn't sure with the "revisited" lineup, but I got free tickets & it was well worth the trip. I think Fogerty will be there this weekend too.

I've always liked Morcheeba; specifically the "Who Can You Trust?" album, but that's far from new. It's some laid back shit, though. I'd listen to that cd first before moving on to their other stuff, especially their most current release "The Antidote," which has a new lead vocalist (also...

He has put out some classics to be sure.

His first album with Too Rude (self titled) was actually pretty decent. Can't say the same for their second release "Re-Invention." Is Dogboy on some solo shit now? I'll check it out if he's back on the reggae vibe.

just a few Atmosphere - Like Today, Party for the Fight to Write Ice T - I'm Your Pusher Tool - Aenima, Opiate, H (all Tool I guess) Alice in Chains - Rotten Apple Latyrx - Balcony Beach The Shins - Caring is Creepy Steel Pulse - Roller Skates, Throne of Gold, Steppin Out Tom Petty - Breakdown...

Eric Clapton...but it is a good track

Jack live If you like Jack Johnson hit up: http://www.archive.org/audio/etree.php ...and download the Live at Orpheum Theatre 2002 and Live at Dodge Theatre 2005. Both are decent quality for live recordings and 100% free to d/l (and legal).

Tool - H A Perfect Circle - Orestes Steel Pulse - Roller Skates Most Run DMC tracks Living Colour - Cult of Personality Bob Marley - Natural Mystic Hendrix - All Along the Watchtower Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit Al Green - Let's Stay Together Just to name a few.

Almost forgot to add Spearhead to the best list. They always rip it up for live performances.

Best: Andre Nickatina Tool Incubus Kottonmouth Kings Worst: Beck

He's alright Dave puts on a dope live show. However, he is a bit of a whiny little cunt. I can only tolerate his music in small doses.

Interesting in what kind of way? Off hand, I'd say it sounds like a shitty pairing (Willie & reggae), but give us your opinion on it.

I'm not up to date on the history/styles of punk, but I saw a cool local band in Sac a few years ago. Check out www.redtapearmy.com They've got a new cd out, but it doesn't sound as good as their original demo "High Revoltage." Are there any other Sac/Bay local acts worth looking into?

Couldn't agree with you more. I went to a Petty show several years back at Arco and loved it. I was never a big Petty fan, but my roomate at the time convinced me to go, and I've been a fan ever since.

Steel Pulse - Earth Crisis One of my favorite reggae disc's. Shit is quality all the way through. Here are some other dope reggae artists: Black Uhuru Pato Banton Gergory Isaacs Michael Rose Peter Tosh Wayne Wonder and of course The Marley family members