RTP-area local music and culture

[paok <bluefreaky AT earthlink.net>]

whatever you think of the dead, given that scenes in cities change over time, 
sometimes rather quckly, wouldn't it make sense if you were publishing an 
article saying that a particular place had a good music scene to focus on 
bands that came out, oh, within the last decade or so? 

silly, silly article

phaedra



Duncan Murrell <duncan AT rattlejar.com> wrote:
> 
> And then, the most absurd thing of all is including the Grateful Dead 
> on a list of anything. San Francisco "rockers" must really love that 
> one.
> 

Really?!  I'm not any sort of obsessive fan of the Dead but it's kind of
hard to ignore their contribution to American music.  And for people who
like guitar music, Garcia had a wonderfully inventive spirit that I
think had no real parallel.  Maybe you're objecting to them being used
in the same sentence as "rock?"  I might make the same case for at least
some of the other acts listed.

Mike Babyak
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