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name: matt hutchings
alter: 26
position: yellowknife, nt
besetzung: musician


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    Friday, March 05, 2004

    Concert Review: Broken Social Scene with The Stills and Raising the Fawn

    First off, Raising the Fawn wasn't that great. I mean, they were talented musicians and all, but the music was somewhat boring. The vocalist sounded really whiney and that annoyed me.

    The Stills were fantastic. I'd never heard them before at all and I was overly impressed. They put on a really good show not to mention that they are very talented. Definitely check these guys out.

    Broken Social Scene put on an amazing show even without a horn section, or their female vocalist. There were still seven people on stage, which means that there was always someone different to watch. The thing I like most about their music is that there are so many different little musical hooks in the songs, all played by different people. Also, the fact that five of the seven members sing is very cool. If you haven't given them a listen, do.

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