| Remembering Michael
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Written by Robert Kelly
Tuesday, 13 July 2010 13:41 |
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| Just over a year ago, the ENTIRE world, not just the music world, experienced one of it's greatest tragedies. The one, the only(Jackson)... the great Michael Jackson left this world. In the midst of preparations for a grand comeback/farewell tour, the King of Pop died from an accidental over-dose of Propofol. A conclusion cosidered debatable. Being a product of the 80's myself, I can't help but be moved by this loss.
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Baltimore's Inner Harbor has always been a great place to sight-see, grab a bite, take a walk and explore. Did you know that on Thursday nights in the summer, Matt Davis, 98 Rock and the Hard Rock Cafe turn it into a great place to ROCK? For FREE!
Come on down to the pier in front of the Hard Rock Cafe on Thursday evenings to check out the 98 Rock Summer Concert Series, aka Hard Rock Cafe presents Rock the Dock with Matt Davis. The free live music starts at 6:00 every week, and did we mention that it is FREE?
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| Matt says he’s influenced by the world around him…(and he’s been around too, touring and doing shows with Fall Out Boy, Maroon 5 and more) but I think he means lyrically as his lyrics seem to be primarily about chicks. If the girl on the cover of his CD is the object of his focus, I can see why most of his lyrics revolve around her. I had the pleasure of seeing Matt at a benefit show in Baltimore and his live performance compelled me to approach him.
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| Rant: Taddy Porter
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Written by Justus Steel
Monday, 14 June 2010 13:35 |
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| Has anyone heard this Taddy Porter stuff? Apparently they just played here recently. I personally didn‘t hear about it ahead of time, and glad I didn‘t end up there. I’ve been hearing their song “shake me” on my radio lately and …. Well…. Wtf? Really? Who decided
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| Tribute to the Real Heroes of Mother's Day
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Written by Justus Steel
Tuesday, 15 June 2010 12:16 |
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| On this lovely Mother's Day, I want to send a shout out to all the unsung heroes that usually get forgotten. These folks put up with so much all year round, and do their best to please hardworking mothers, day in and day out. Above and beyond the call of duty, they also
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