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Thanks to Andrew posting about this band and the link to the video (which I loved) I went to Rock Sugars website and ordered their CD. I got it yesterday and I must say WOW just WOW! The songs are great and there are more surprises on the CD than one can imagine or reimagine. I love it from start to finish and now have it in my music rotation.

Good Luck Rock Sugar.

Rich the Rotation Guy

I agree totally, I just recently got the cd and it totally rocks. I can't wait to play this at my next backyard barbaque, should be some interesting reactions. Really going to be cool to see these guys in concert May 1st as well!

I wish that I could go to the concert and hear them live, so I'm pretty jealous of you, but I wish you tons of fun. Also thanks for the suggestion for my next bbq.

Rich the Jealous Guy

Steve Price interviewed Jess yesterday at ARfm--maybe you can catch the rebroadcast. It was soooo funny! Jess answered a couple of questions as Ironhide!

arfm.co.uk

cinkidd wrote:I wish that I could go to the concert and hear them live, so I'm pretty jealous of you, but I wish you tons of fun. Also thanks for the suggestion for my next bbq.

Rich the Jealous Guy

Why are you not coming to MRF2? I am sure Rock Sugar is going to be the next cover band touring sensation, they were discovered on pollstar.com last week and they are just fueling the fire.

I loved most of the tunes, but the one that doesn't flow well with me is "Round and Seperated". I just don't think they blend well for some reason. The rest do pretty good with Shook Me Like A Prayer, Kickstart Your Rhapsody, Voices In The Jungle, Prayin For A Sweet Weekend and Dreaming Of A Whole Lotta Breakfast working together the best in my opinion

LtVanish wrote:I agree totally, I just recently got the cd and it totally rocks. I can't wait to play this at my next backyard barbaque, should be some interesting reactions. Really going to be cool to see these guys in concert May 1st as well!

Hello good Sir!

Just an OT observation. Were you aware that your avatar was actually taken in a bushland setting 30 mins from where I type?

Andrew wrote:

LtVanish wrote:I agree totally, I just recently got the cd and it totally rocks. I can't wait to play this at my next backyard barbaque, should be some interesting reactions. Really going to be cool to see these guys in concert May 1st as well!

Hello good Sir!

Just an OT observation. Were you aware that your avatar was actually taken in a bushland setting 30 mins from where I type?

How cool is that

Andrew wrote:

LtVanish wrote:I agree totally, I just recently got the cd and it totally rocks. I can't wait to play this at my next backyard barbaque, should be some interesting reactions. Really going to be cool to see these guys in concert May 1st as well!

Hello good Sir!

Just an OT observation. Were you aware that your avatar was actually taken in a bushland setting 30 mins from where I type?

So that means he is 35 minutes from Hell, right?

Rockindeano wrote:

Andrew wrote:

LtVanish wrote:I agree totally, I just recently got the cd and it totally rocks. I can't wait to play this at my next backyard barbaque, should be some interesting reactions. Really going to be cool to see these guys in concert May 1st as well!

Hello good Sir!

Just an OT observation. Were you aware that your avatar was actually taken in a bushland setting 30 mins from where I type?

So that means he is 35 minutes from Hell, right?

You must be thinking of his old avatar:

Behshad wrote:

Rockindeano wrote:

Andrew wrote:

LtVanish wrote:I agree totally, I just recently got the cd and it totally rocks. I can't wait to play this at my next backyard barbaque, should be some interesting reactions. Really going to be cool to see these guys in concert May 1st as well!

Hello good Sir!

Just an OT observation. Were you aware that your avatar was actually taken in a bushland setting 30 mins from where I type?

So that means he is 35 minutes from Hell, right?

You must be thinking of his old avatar:

Go fuck yourself Sand Wizard.

Andrew wrote:

LtVanish wrote:I agree totally, I just recently got the cd and it totally rocks. I can't wait to play this at my next backyard barbaque, should be some interesting reactions. Really going to be cool to see these guys in concert May 1st as well!

Hello good Sir!

Just an OT observation. Were you aware that your avatar was actually taken in a bushland setting 30 mins from where I type?

That is too funny! I came across the picture a few years ago, just random search on Yahoo for Styx related pictures, I thought it was too good to pass up!

LtVanish wrote:

Andrew wrote:

LtVanish wrote:I agree totally, I just recently got the cd and it totally rocks. I can't wait to play this at my next backyard barbaque, should be some interesting reactions. Really going to be cool to see these guys in concert May 1st as well!

Hello good Sir!

Just an OT observation. Were you aware that your avatar was actually taken in a bushland setting 30 mins from where I type?

That is too funny! I came across the picture a few years ago, just random search on Yahoo for Styx related pictures, I thought it was too good to pass up!

There is a very famous area of untouched native bushland called the Styx Valley. Old groth forrest and massive 200+ year old trees etc. There has been moves into the area by woodchipping companies backed by the government. Lots of protests and lots of arrests/fighting/controversy.

So save the Styx, is actually the Styx Valley in Tasmania's southern wilderness

Andrew wrote:

LtVanish wrote:

Andrew wrote:

LtVanish wrote:I agree totally, I just recently got the cd and it totally rocks. I can't wait to play this at my next backyard barbaque, should be some interesting reactions. Really going to be cool to see these guys in concert May 1st as well!

Hello good Sir!

Just an OT observation. Were you aware that your avatar was actually taken in a bushland setting 30 mins from where I type?

That is too funny! I came across the picture a few years ago, just random search on Yahoo for Styx related pictures, I thought it was too good to pass up!

There is a very famous area of untouched native bushland called the Styx Valley. Old groth forrest and massive 200+ year old trees etc. There has been moves into the area by woodchipping companies backed by the government. Lots of protests and lots of arrests/fighting/controversy.

So save the Styx, is actually the Styx Valley in Tasmania's southern wilderness

Well that makes 2 Styx that need to be saved then.