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Seamless on the other hand, just sucked. The lead singer had a voice some parts Anthony Kiedis and some parts Henry Rollins but without either’s considerable charisma. The music was bland, lacking melody or character, lots of feedback and generic noise. The last song showed some signs of life, invoking the vibe of Welcome Home, Sanitarium but then despite their promise to wrap up, the song just kept going on and on.

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Blind By Noon, a Boston band, was actually pretty good. They are promoting a new album out this month that might have some potential, if their showmanship was any indicator. The lead singer tossed promo albums into the audience during the last song, in plastic cd cases. I’m sure someone got gashed trying to catch the makeshift frisbee.

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05.22.2006 Alice In Chains Avalon, Boston, MA
Opener: Blind By Noon
Seamless
When I heard that Alice In Chains was touring again, it was a no-brainer to see them in Boston, one of only a handful of club dates they were playing this summer. While Layne Stanley passed away in 2002, the band songs were indelibly imprinted in [...]

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young hardcore band, nothing unusual but of good quality

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they were just excellent pop punk and Rockboy and I found out later that is was a surprise show listed under “Sean Dynamite”

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just the kind of punk I like, hard and weird, Dead Kennedy esque, not that weird, more hard, great most pit and stage diving

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Only not hardcore band at the Chaos in Tejas festival and they were headliners, old Portland band, seemed a cross between Gun Club and AC/DC, obviously good musicians

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Rockboy has been wanting to see this band forever and I have not because just more pop punk but we caught the end and the lead singer is female and darling, I ran into her in the bathroom, she’s vivid, bright and nice which shows on the stage

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had seen him before but was impressed anew at his guitar dexterity

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painful to watch and didn’t like the aspect of making a spectacle of mental illness

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