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From | "Cathy Gale" <cat_pop@hotmail.com> |
Subject | Re: IPO LA--8-2-06 |
Date | Mon, 7 Aug 2006 18:38:57 -0700 |
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> From: "Stephen Thorn" <youngthorn@earthlink.net>
>
> LAST DAY LOST opened the evening, a polished band from Vancouver. I think
> with the right marketing ploy, they could end up being the next Rooney.
> RUSH
> HOUR SOUL had an amazing set, running the gamut from Prince and Sly to
> Thin
> Lizzy and Robin Trower. And like Last Day Lost, a very well-rehearsed
> band.
Stephen was much more impressed with Last Day Lost than I was. They didn't
float my boat. Rush Hour Soul put on a really good set. This was one of
the last performances before the band moves to Wales.
>
> PAUL STEEL is a 19-yr.old Brit we'll be hearing more from. Like Chris
> Brown
> and Chris von Sneidern during the first Saturday of IPO, he made a gallant
> effort to do a quiet solo act. Save for the noisy group sitting next to
> me,
> most in the audience gave him the respect he deserved. Paul finished the
> set with a fine rendition of "Surf's up." ADAM MARSLAND kept the keyboard
> moving as he and the CHAOS BAND performed the old Elton warhorse, "Take me
> to the Pilot." Life on the road has turned this group into one of SoCal's
> best.
>
I enjoyed Paul Steel's set. I bet he would be dyn-o-mite with a full band.
As always I enjoyed Adam's set
> Ex-Translator frontman STEVE BARTON brought his current band, THE
> OBLIVION
> CLICK, to the stage- it was great to see him live with a group backing him
> again.
Steve's new material is taking a turn from the his last cd. Not so pop but
very cool....... Lots of Pink Floyd influences
Stephen departed IPO with 2 more bands to go.
I-94 - they had great guitar sounds and nice harmonies......they were a bit
too slick though
Piper Downs - Always a alot fun. Lots of obnoxious but funny banter with
audience heckler Robbie Rist
Cathy
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