Saturday in the ‘burg…
• April 19, 2008 • 1 CommentPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: Baja Bean, Blacksburg, Blue Nile, Crowded Streets, Dice's Nightclub, Downtown Harrisonburg, Harrisoburg, James Madison University, JMU, Jorden Sparks, Memorial Hall, Mozely Rose, National Mall, Ne-Yo, O.A.R., Proverbial, Radford University, rocktown, rocktown bar and grill, Saturday, shenandoah valley, Staunton, sweetbriar, T-Pain, Talib Kweli, The Green Apple Festival, The Monster Band, The New Brew, The Roots, The Silo Effect, the sometime favorites, The Worx, VA, Valkyrie, virginia, Virginia Tech ZTA, Washington D.C., Will.i.am
Spring is here…finally
• April 11, 2008 • Leave a CommentPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: Blatant Vibe, Electric Baby, facebook, Fox Hills, Gil Harrison, James Madison University, JMU, JMU Alumni, Proverbial, Springfest, The Void, valley vibrations
Artist Spotlight: Gifts from Enola
• March 31, 2008 • Leave a CommentPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: Andrew Barnes, Blacksburg, Caspian, CJ DeLuca, Decoy Music, Decoymusic.com, Eagle Hall, GFE, gifts from enola, Gwen Stefani, Harmonic Motion, Harrisonburg, James Madison University, JMU, Jordan Endahl, Loyal Eyes Betrayed the Mind, Myspace.com, Nathaniel Dominy, Predominantly Instrumental, purevolume.com, South Park, The Bag, The Baghouse, The Silent Ballet, Tim's Pilot Crib, virginia, www.thesilentballet.com, Yndi Halda, You.May.Die.In.The.Desert
Clementine Café
• March 24, 2008 • 1 CommentPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: Accordian Death Squad, Alex Vans Quartet, Billie Holiday, Boards of Canada, Bonobo, Cat Power, Clementine Cafe, Dave's Downtown Taverna, gifts from enola, Goldmine Pickers, Gram Parsons, Harrisonburg, James Madison University, JMU, Little Pink, Mac Rock, MacRock, Main Street, Moon High, Mum, Myspace.com, New York City, Strand Theater, Strand Theatre, T-Pain, The Extraordinaires, Trent Wagler and the Steel Wheels, VA
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
• March 17, 2008 • 1 CommentPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: Aerosmith, Alien Cabbage, Balme it on the Train Productions, Blatant Vibe, Bluegrass Brothers, Britney Spears, Cake, Chris Brown, Dangus Kahn, Dangus Kahn and the Tornadoes, Dave Matthews Band, Dublin's Traditional Irish Cabaret, EEP, Electric Pool Party, Fluffy Lumbers, Future, gifts from enola, Horns Choir, Incubus, James Madison University, JMU, JMU Horn Choir, JMU Saxophone Studio Recital, John Bellemer, Kanye West, Led Zeppelin, MacRock, March Mallet Madness, Marvin Gaye, Myspace.com, Nappy Headz, Noel V. Ginnity, One of the Boys, Proverbial, R. Kelly, Radiohead, Rocktown Bar & Grill, rocktown bar and grill, Satellite Ballroom, Secret Ninja Death Squad, ShamRock-n-Roll Slug Fest, shenandoah valley, St. Patrick's Day, sweetbriar, T-Pain, TEEP, The Bag, The Baghouse, The Doors, The Electric Pool Party, The Facebook, the nice jenkins, The Roots, The Super Vacations, True Currency, Usher, Valkyrie, Virginia Coalition, Warren box Office, Whitefox, Wikipedia, Wild Animal Party, Will Schneider
“So why aren’t there more DMBs in the Shenandoah Valley?”
• March 12, 2008 • 1 CommentPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: charlottesville, gifts from enola, harrisonburg VA, James Madison University, Jason "fu" Philips, JMU, local bands, local music, music, music industry, Old School Freigh Train, shenandoah valley, sweetbriar, the sometime favorites, venues
The Age of MP3s- the good, the bad and the ugly
• March 5, 2008 • 1 CommentPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: classic rock, digitally remastered audio, digitally revamped, dynamic range compression, high fidelity, James Madison University, JMU, live music, local bands, loudness war, modern music, mp3, mp3 player, MP3s, music, recorded audio, recorded music, rock n' roll, rolling stone, rollingstone, shenandoah valley, sound quality, valley, valley vibrations, wordpress
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