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The Pilfers show started off good, Auto Pilot Off(ex-Cooter) canceled and was replaced by another band.
Groove Selector went on first. They had that reggae meets funk sound
with some distortion guitars thrown in there. They had an interesting sound
going and the band was into their set; at one point I thought the singer was
gonna break the stage, because it was shaking with each jump he took. I got a
free CD of theirs. It is a pretty good CD, very diverse, so check it out!
IN-DK were as good as usual, even though they had a bad sound (it was
hard to hear the lead singer, Ezra, at times) but it didn't stop the loyal
fans from having a good time. They played all my favorite, such as: "Killing
Is Contagious," Living With L.E.S.," Rolling Point," "Rent For Sale, and many
more. They were the best band of the night without a doubt.
Pilfers came out and the crowd went crazy. People were jumping and
singing along to the band. I, however, didn't show much enthusiasm towards
the band. I just didn't get into their sound, but you can't take away from
Coolie Ranx's stage presence and his ability to Toast. I guess I liked him
better with the Toasters.
Alex Rud is a Staff Columnist. Contact him at arud@rockzone.com.